A Case of acquired <scp>O</scp>ndine's curse secondary to television injury

Patra, Kamakshya P.

doi:10.1111/jpc.12703

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“…There are reported cases of acquired central hypoventilation syndrome caused by brainstem compression, tumours, central nervous system infections, cerebrovascular accidents, demyelination and trauma 6 . Two reported paediatric cases from trauma involved infants in their first year of life who sustained severe head injuries requiring intubation for a decreased level of consciousness 5,7 . Both children subsequently had abnormal cranial imaging with subarachnoid haemorrhage found on CT head, and difficulties weaning off ventilatory support with persistent hypercapnia and apnoea during sleep.…”

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“…6 Two reported paediatric cases from trauma involved infants in their first year of life who sustained severe head injuries requiring intubation for a decreased level of consciousness. 5,7 Both children subsequently had abnormal cranial imaging with subarachnoid haemorrhage found on CT head, and difficulties weaning off ventilatory support with persistent hypercapnia and apnoea during sleep. Long-term home ventilation was required in both cases.…”

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