[PDF] Top 20 Brain, behavior and cognitive interplay in disorders of consciousness: A multiple case study

... functional brain damage and their behavioral/cognitive profile, consistent with previous studies establishing neural correlates of behavior, language and ...the cognitive ... Voir le document complet

... prolonged disorders of consciousness (DoC) after severe brain injury may present residual behavioral and cognitive ...assessment of these functions is compromised by ... Voir le document complet

... series of studies by Ouellet and Morin focused on insomnia after traumatic brain ...diary) and objective ...that brain- injured patients have a tendency to overestimate their ... Voir le document complet

... 22% of minimally conscious state (MCS; minimal and inconsistent awareness) and 17% of unresponsive wakefulness syndrome (UWS; vegetative state; open-eyes, no evidence of awareness) ... Voir le document complet

... by a consciousness of an ever-changing stream of specific mental states—comparable to a wandering exploration of the potential repertoire of states available to our ... Voir le document complet

... stimulating brain areas while observing the subsequent behavioral and cognitive ...performed and showed a suppression of specific excitatory circuits in the human motor ... Voir le document complet

... are in order, that question recent efforts to characterize “markers” of conscious ...awareness. In too many studies, comparison has been made with healthy subjects, whereas the appropriate control ... Voir le document complet

... is a complication in DOC patients but is not the main “medical priority”, many studies are focusing on the recovery of consciousness by trying treatments targeting higher cognitive ... Voir le document complet

... mg of the study drug depending on the degree of change detected weekly on the Disability Rating Scale, 152 followed by a 2-week ...rates of recovery were signifi cantly faster in ... Voir le document complet

... Coma General Anesthesia Locked-in syndrome Minimally Responsive -command following MCS+ - non-reflex movements MCS- “Vegetative” unresponsive Conscious Wakefulness Drowsiness[r] ... Voir le document complet

... bedside in response to external stimuli ...state of intermittent wakefulness without evidence of awareness of the environment or self (2)) from a minimally conscious state (MCS – ... Voir le document complet

... screening of non-traumatic referrals than of traumatic referrals. This, in turn, may have led to smaller differences in outcome based on etiology than might be seen in a less ... Voir le document complet

... Sleep and Consciousness, Department of Psychiatry, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA, and 3 Postle Laboratory, Department of Psychology and Psychiatry, University ... Voir le document complet

... modality of stimulation and feedback. To date, almost all of the existing studies focus on auditory stimuli due to the fact that most of the patients with DOC often suffer from gaze fixation ... Voir le document complet

... (n=2) and mixed etiology (n= ...r=0.15) and CRS-R total scores decreased [pre-zolpidem median=7, post-zolpi- dem median=6, interquartile range (IQR)=1, ...1], and the CRS-R subscores showed no ... Voir le document complet

... Volitional brain activity has previously been detected in patients considered as being in VS/UWS using neuroimaging [18, 19] and electrophysiology [20, ...observed in the absence ... Voir le document complet

... 130 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Peacefulness Out-of-Body experience Bright light Altered time perception Unearthly environment Happiness/joy Harmony/unity Border Heightened senses Understanding Presence ... Voir le document complet

... extensive brain damage only regain limited levels of ...whether a patient is conscious or not is to observe what he/she can do spontaneously or in response to ...is a growing body ... Voir le document complet

... implicit and explicit self-related ...EEG study demonstrated the induction of a special ERP waveform during listening to the own name when the participants were sleeping and thus ... Voir le document complet

... Background and aims: Polyneuropathy is one of the most common neurological disorders (prevalence ...2-4%). In approximately 25% no cause is found and the diagnosis Cryptogenic Axonal ... Voir le document complet