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A urinary cause of coma

Journal of Neurology, 2010

Iris PélieuIris Pélieu

Abstract

Hyperammonemic coma is rare except in association with hepatic encephalopathy. When liver disease is ruled out, hyperammonemia should suggest the existence of a porto-systemic shunt or an inherited urea cycle defect [1]. Urinary ureterocolic diversion (UD) that has been ...

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