NEW: Defibrillators have been used several times to revive Hosni Mubarak, an official says Mubarak has entered "into full coma," an Interior Ministry spokesman says The former Egyptian president's attorney describes his condition as very critical Victims' lawyer: Mubarak attorney may be using health problems to get him out of prison Cairo (CNN) -- Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak was in a coma Monday in a Cairo prison hospital, officials said. Defibrillators have been used several times to revive Mubarak "due to heart complications," said Adel Saeed, the prosecutor's spokesman. His two sons Gamal and Alaa submitted a request to the prison authority to move beside him and it has been accepted," Interior Ministry spokesman Alaa Mahmoud said. The prosecutor's spokesman said prison authorities are following Egyptian law to make sure "all health support is given to all patients." "If they see that Mubarak's health requires his transfer to a hospital outside due to lack of equipment, then they can take the transfer decision without going back to the prosecutor," Saeed said. El Deeb called for international organizations to visit the prison hospital, but a lawyer who represented victims' families during Mubarak's trial said an inspection isn't necessary, since a prosecutor has deemed the facility suitable. Mubarak's imprisonment in Tura is according to the law and in no way to please revolutionaries or the Egyptian people. There are many cases like him in the prison, and they should all be treated equally by the government," attorney Khaled Abu Bakr said. Mubarak's lawyer may be using the former leader's health as a reason to get him transferred out of the prison, Abu Bakr said. Mubarak's wife, Suzanne, and his son's wives were granted a pass to visit him Sunday in the Tura prison, Mahmoud said.