Quick tip for families in ICU: What’s the difference between a coma& sedation after a brain bleed?

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Quick tip for families in ICU: What’s the difference between a coma& sedation after a brain bleed?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So one of our readers, Rhonda writes in and she wants to know, what’s the difference between a sedation and a coma after a brain bleed? And that’s a great question to ask because there is a difference.

So let’s just say your loved one has a brain bleed, maybe a hemorrhagic stroke, or after a traumatic brain injury, maybe there is some internal bleeding in the brain. And depending on the treatment, let’s just say you know, the bleed can be evacuated surgically, and hopefully, the brain can be repaired because of that.

Sometimes an intracranial pressure monitor is inserted into the brain. And then often, patients in those situations go into an induced coma to manage the intracranial pressure, to manage brain pressure and then an induced coma is necessary for a few days, until the brain pressures are stable and then patient can be woken up out of the induced coma or out of sedation.

Now, let’s just say that’s the case, you know, your loved one had surgery, the brain bleed has been evacuated, and then they go into an induced coma with an intracranial pressure monitor. And after a few days, the intracranial pressures are stable. And the next step is to wake your loved one up out of an induced coma.

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