Lightening injuries
Evidence-based neurology checklist on lightening injuries: Acute and transient neurological features Loss of consciousness Confusion Amnesia Immediate and prolonged neurological features Delayed neurological features Keraunoparalysis Lightening burns: types Cardiorespiratory features Systemic…
Acute and transient neurological features
- Loss of consciousness
- Confusion
- Amnesia
Immediate and prolonged neurological features
Delayed neurological features
Keraunoparalysis
Lightening burns: types
Cardiorespiratory features
Systemic features
Ophthalmic features
Auditory features
References
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