[PDF] Top 20 Behavioral responsiveness in patients with disorders of consciousness

... Assessment of Disorders of Consciousness Behavioral assessment is based on two main components: wakefulness and ...level of arousal and is assessed by observing eye ...awareness ... Voir le document complet

... University of Liege, Lie`ge, Belgium 4 fMRI Research Center, Columbia University, New York, USA 5 Weill Medical College of Cornell University, New York, USA Abstract: In the absence of ... Voir le document complet

... assessed in a context of acute management following a craniotomy (Suraseranivongse et ...experience with brain-injured patients (Vink et ...amount of time that they spend with ... Voir le document complet

... populations with stroke, TBI and children with cerebral palsy to DOC ...patients. In fact, in this review, none of the reviewed studies were specifically conducted in DOC ... Voir le document complet

... for patients with clear imaging signs of responsiveness, Non-Behavioral or Functional Minimally Conscious State (NBMCS/ FMCS) or Functional Locked-In Syndrome (FLIS)), an ... Voir le document complet

... absence of effect of M1 tDCS in ...session of tDCS is not enough to enhance motor function in patients with ...DOC. In fact, several studies have shown that the ... Voir le document complet

... series of studies by Ouellet and Morin focused on insomnia after traumatic brain ...injured patients have a tendency to overestimate their sleep disturbance, as normal insomniacs often ...proportion ... Voir le document complet

... detection of potential awareness in patients with disorders of consciousness (DOC) currently relies only on behavioral observations and tests; however, the ... Voir le document complet

... findings of higher MT in patients recovering from anoxia [21] and diffuse TBI [14,15] ...ability in interneuronal circuits within the motor cortex [37] ...correlated with the structural ... Voir le document complet

... and patients Participants were healthy volunteers and patients with UWS or MCS following severe brain damage studied at least 5 days after acute brain ...free of psychiatric or neurological ... Voir le document complet

... assessment of patients with disorders of consciousness (DOC), overt behaviors may be ambiguous or absent ( Schnakers et ...). In these cases, functional neuroimaging ... Voir le document complet

... Optimisation of non-invasive brain stimulation Within the growing field of non-invasive brain stimula- tion techniques (ten out of the 14 randomised controlled trials reviewed investigated the effect ... Voir le document complet

... TMS in DOC was historically first applied to the motor cortex with a single pulse ...Responses of brain stimulation were recorded by electromyography of the peripheral muscles and ... Voir le document complet

... increase in muscle tone ...changes in rheologic muscle properties such as atrophy, stiffness and fibrosis ...(3). In addition to hyper-excitability of the stretch reflex, patients may ... Voir le document complet

... stimulation in minimal consciousness states Neuromodulation techniques, aiming at normalizing the neurophysiologic disturbance of a brain lesion or deficit, have been studied for years trying to ... Voir le document complet

... Thibaut et al., Brain Stimulation 2018 Neural correlates of. responsiveness[r] ... Voir le document complet

... Swallowing disorders are relatively frequent after an acquired brain injury from traumatic or anoxic causes, ranging from 25% to 61% depending on the studies [5,6] ...level of consciousness in ... Voir le document complet

... Sleep in Disorders of Consciousness ...and Consciousness Research, Dept. Psychology, University of Salzburg, Austria 2 Coma Science Group, Cyclotron Research Centre and Neurology ... Voir le document complet

... Five patients were included in a prospective, monocentric, 12-month clinical observational study, with blind crossover period (NCT01718249): P1 male, 32 y/o, 12 years after traumatic brain injury ... Voir le document complet

... des patients re´cupe`rent de leur coma dans les jours qui suivent l’accident, certains passeront par diffe´rents stades, tels que l’e´tat ve´ge´tatif/syndrome d’e´veil non re´pondant, l’e´tat de conscience ... Voir le document complet