Intracranial pressure in Reye syndrome. Monitoring and control
G. W. Kindt, J. Waldman, S. Kohl, J. Baublis and R. P. Tucker
Two patients who became comatose with Reye syndrome had continuous
monitoring of intracranial pressure and blood pressure. Respirations were
controlled, and mannitol and urea were administered to control elevated
intracranial pressure. Continuous intracranial pressure monitoring proved
to be a valuable adjunct to therapy for Reye syndrome.
