Phelan D M, Worthley L I
Intensive Care Med. 1985;11(5):257-8. doi: 10.1007/BF00260359.
A 55-year-old woman with renal tubular acidosis and urinary potassium wasting became comatose and subsequently fitted when her plasma potassium level fell to 0.9 mmol/l. Her neurological state resolved with potassium therapy. She had no other recognised cause for her coma. It appears that coma represents the extreme of the spectrum of neurological change that may occur in association with hypokalaemia.
一名55岁患有肾小管酸中毒和尿钾流失的女性,在血浆钾水平降至0.9 mmol/L时陷入昏迷,随后出现癫痫发作。经补钾治疗后,她的神经状态恢复正常。她的昏迷没有其他已知病因。看来昏迷代表了与低钾血症相关的可能发生的神经变化谱中的极端情况。