Gyrate atrophy treatment flow-chart

Electrical injuries: neurologic complications

Neurologic sequelae from electrical trauma can be immediate, delayed and progressive, or linked to a secondary injury caused by electrocution. They include peripheral neuropathies, seizures, vertigo, central nervous system complications, autonomic nervous system complications, movement disorders, cranial nerve dysfunction, meningitis, loss of consciousness, headache, memory disturbance, speech impediment, and mutism. Neuropsychiatric sequelae of electrical injury are now the second most common type of sequelae after those related to burns.