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. 2022 Feb 9;37(1):47–59. doi: 10.1007/s12028-021-01425-8

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3

Most common etiologies of coma weighted by the five most common causes. Survey question: Rank the top five most common etiologies of coma that you encounter in your institution based on the definition of coma provided above. Bars represent the selection of etiologies based on the most common (blue), second most common (orange), third most common (gray), fourth most common (yellow), fifth most common (light blue) etiology of coma. Data are given in percentage and weighted based on the grading of respondents, normalized to the most common etiology (intracerebral hemorrhage). The answers were weighted based on the most common (multiplied by 5), the second most common (multiplied by 4), the third most common (multiplied by 3), the fourth most common (multiplied by 2) and the 5th most common etiology (multiplied by 1)