Induced Coma in ICU: Why It’s Used and What Families Need to Know

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Induced Coma in ICU: Why It’s Used and What Families Need to Know

When a loved one is critically ill in ICU, doctors may recommend an induced coma. But what does that really mean? In this video, Patrik Hutzel from Intensive Care Hotline explains why induced comas are used in ICU, how long they may last, the risks, benefits, and what families must ask doctors and nurses.

Learn how induced coma helps with ventilation, brain protection, and advanced treatments — and why family advocacy is critical to ensure the best care.

If your loved one is ventilated, has a tracheostomy, or faces a prolonged ICU stay, understanding induced coma is essential. Get clear answers, protect your loved one, and explore safe alternatives such as Intensive Care at Home.

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