Relationship between etiology and covert cognition in the minimally conscious state

Functional neuroimaging has shown that the absence of externally observable signs of consciousness and cognition in severely brain-injured patients does not necessarily indicate the true absence of such abilities. However, relative to traumatic brain injury, nontraumatic injury is known to be associ...

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Published in:	Neurology Vol. 78; no. 11; p. 816
Main Authors:	Cruse, D, Chennu, S, Chatelle, C, Fernández-Espejo, D, Bekinschtein, T A, Pickard, J D, Laureys, S, Owen, A M
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	United States 13.03.2012
Subjects:	Adolescent Adult Aged Arousal - physiology Automatic Data Processing Awareness - physiology Brain Injuries - complications Child Cognition - physiology Coma - psychology Communication Consciousness - physiology Electroencephalography Female Hearing - physiology Humans Imagination - physiology Male Middle Aged Movement - physiology Persistent Vegetative State - etiology Persistent Vegetative State - psychology Prognosis Reflex - physiology Support Vector Machine Verbal Behavior - physiology Vision, Ocular - physiology Young Adult
ISSN:	1526-632X, 1526-632X
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