Permanent Coma

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Definition of "Permanent Coma"

A permanent coma is a profound state of unconsciousness caused by disease, injury, poison, or other means, and for which it has been determined that there exists no reasonable expectation of regaining consciousness.

"Permanent Coma" is referred to in the following legal documents:

Health Care Directive

See also:

Living Will

Medical Power of Attorney

Persistent Vegetative State