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RESULTS Coma duration before admission was similar between cases and controls (16.1 vs. 15.3; P = 0.81), but overall coma was longer among children with sequelae (60 vs. 38 hours; P less then 0.01). Lower initial CSF volumes and decreased volumes over time were both associated with a higher probability of neurologic sequelae at discharge. CONCLUSIONS Among pediatric CM survivors with prolonged coma, lower initial CSF volume and decreasing volume during coma is associated with neurologic sequelae at discharge. These findings sug
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