Pharmacology of management of coma

Abstract

Coma represents an extended period of unconsciousness where individuals cannot be roused and are unresponsive to stimuli such as pain, light, or sound. They lack a typical sleep-wake cycle. The management of coma, across its various types, stands as a significant concern within contemporary medical practice. Treating this condition presents a formidable challenge for specialists in intensive care units and other medical professionals. The author's selection of this prevalent and compelling issue is noteworthy.