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Predicting recovery from medical coma.

Advances in resuscitation create the risk that patients may be saved with a brain so damaged that they can never recover cognition. It is imperative that those who provide intensive care facilities determine the prognosis of such patients at a relatively early stage. This review suggests ways in which such predictions may be derived for patients in medical coma.