Hidden consciousness detected with EEG predicts recovery of unresponsive patients -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net

A new study finds that signs of covert consciousness -- subtle brainwaves detectable with EEG -- are the strongest predictor of eventual recovery for brain-injured patients who otherwise appear completely unresponsive. The findings suggest...

Related Keywords

Arshneil Kaur Newyork ,Lucy Panicker Newyork ,E Sander Connolly ,Qi Shen ,Jennifer Egbebike ,Jan Claassen ,Ian Jerome Gonzales Newyork ,Nigoghossian Newyork ,Jerinac Carmona ,Columbia University Vagelos College Of Physicians ,National Institutes Of Health ,Presbyterian Columbia University Irving Medical Center ,Columbia University Vagelos College ,Columbia University Irving Medical ,Glasgow Coma Scale ,Kevin Doyle ,Newyork Presbyterian Hospital ,Lucy Panicker ,Ian Jerome Gonzales ,Lauren Grobois ,Athina Vrosgou ,Arshneil Kaur ,Amelia Boehme ,Angela Velazquez ,Benjamin Rohaut ,David Roh ,Sachin Agarwal ,Soojin Park ,National Institutes ,