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Encephalomalacia (pronunciation: \in-Ësef-É-lÅ-mÉ-ËlÄ-sh(Ä-)É\; ICD-9: 348.89) refers to cerebral softening or loss of brain tissue or parenchyma. It is most commonly seen in the anterior frontal and temporal lobes. This is one of the most severe complications of brain injury (1,3)
Disorders of consciousness may be caused by any of the following: 1  Head trauma: Trauma to the head may cause injury to the parts of the brain that maintain consciousness. 2  Decreased oxygen supply in the brain: Oxygen supply to the brain is very important. Lack of oxygen may damage or kill the brain cells. Consciousness may be affected when blood flow to the brain, or part of the brain, is stopped. This may happen during a stroke, or when there is severe bleeding or swelling in the brain. A brain tumor may push some parts of the brain and affect its blood vessels.