1989
DOI: 10.1097/00003246-198902000-00007
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Are arterial blood gases of value in treatment decisions for carbon monoxide poisoning?

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“…Despite these limitations, neuropsychometric testing provides an objective means of evaluating cognitive function. Some use these tests to assist in treatment decision making and to follow patients during recovery, although this practice is not uniform [50,131,140,164,165].…”
Section: Neuropsychometric Testingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite these limitations, neuropsychometric testing provides an objective means of evaluating cognitive function. Some use these tests to assist in treatment decision making and to follow patients during recovery, although this practice is not uniform [50,131,140,164,165].…”
Section: Neuropsychometric Testingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patients recovering from acute CO intoxication may develop delayed encephalopathy (DE), which is characterized clinically by recurring neurologic or psychiatric symptoms punctuated by temporary asymptomatic periods (lucid intervals) of varying duration [3,4]. An increased duration of CO exposure, elevated carboxyhemoglobin (COHb), and damage to the globus pallidus or WM are risk factors for DE [5-7]. DE was associated with WM injury in one study [8], but more research is needed and the long-term prognosis of DE is uncertain.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Il controllo della vitalità fetale può essere valutato mediante rilevazione del battito cardiaco fetale ed ecografia. La valutazione neurologica del paziente collaborante, qualora le circostanze lo permettano, dovrebbe comprendere l'impiego di test neuro-psicometrici [31][32][33] che consentono una misura funzionale e obiettiva del danno indotto da CO sulle funzioni cerebrali superiori di pazienti non obnubilati: ciò non è altrimenti valutabile con una normale visita medica e neurologica. La batteria di esami per la valutazione neuropsicometrica consiste di 6 sub-test che aiutano a rilevare vari deficit delle funzioni corticali superiori e che includono disgrafia, disfasia, agnosia e disprassia 31 .…”
Section: Valutazione Clinicaunclassified