observações clínicas com o uso da cdp-colina nos distúrbios da consciência após traumatismos crânio-encefálicos clinical observations with the use of cdp-choline in cases of head injuries with consciousness disturbances

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1972
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Os autores apresentam sua experiência com o uso da CDP-Colina (Nicholin) em 30 pacientes traumatizados de crânio com distúrbios da consciência, classificados de acordo com a percepção e as reações à dor, inespecíficas e vegetativas. Os resultados foram satisfatórios nos casos de obnubilação e sonolência.
The experience with the use of CDP-choline (Nicholin) in 30 patients having head injuries with consciousness disturbances is reported. The cases were classified according to perceptive and other reactions to painfull stimulations. The results were satisfactory in the cases in which obnubilation and drowsiness were the major manifestations.
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Authors ;Nilton luis Latuf;Marcus J. Colbachini;José A. Braz Galvão
Journal communications in computer and information science
Year 1972
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