The<unk>  severe C. occidentalis poisoning in children affects multiple systems. Functional and biochemical evidences to show toxic effect on the brain, liver and striated muscles. Pathologically there is<unk>  onset massive zonal necrosis of liver and histopathology evidence of<unk>  muscle fibre degeneration. The degenerative changes in the brain are mild, but brain oedema is severe and is believed to be the immediate cause of death.
Acute HME syndrome
Decompression sickness
Aseptic meningitis
Brain fag syndrome
Austrian syndrome
Viral meningitis
Oculo-respiratory syndrome
Brain fever