A South Korean study has found that the loss of the corneal reflex—an automatic blink when the eye's surface is touched—can signal a 70% likelihood of death within 24 hours in deeply sedated hospice ...
A South Korean study suggests that the loss of the corneal reflex — the automatic blink when the eye is touched — can indicate a high likelihood of death within 24 hours in hospice patients.
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