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Altered mental state or encephalopathy may range from mild confusion tototalunresponsiveness.1At one end of the spectrum, stupor and coma refer to a state of near or totalunresponsiveness and can be caused by either a focal or diffuse process. Inthis review, we discuss the general approach to patients with stupor and coma.Timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment are important because stupor andcoma often reflect life-threatening, systemic or intracranialprocesses.intracranialprocesses.
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