The patient described above, on the other hand, had a negative neurologic examination while in coma, and was the only one with prominent personality changes. The cerebrospinal-fluid pressure was ...

Some comatose patients may be conscious ... can scan the brain and reveal signs of neurological activity in an otherwise unresponsive intensive care patient. Experiments on healthy people revealed ...

Neurological examination of the limbs usually suggests ... Bilateral extensor plantar reflexes are seen in comatose patients. Focal deficits such as hemiparesis and isolated cranial nerve lesions ...

Researchers discovered a potential correlation between comatose ... of these patients demonstrated consciousness by the time they left the hospital, and 41% of them recovered enough neurological ...

We're starting to lift the lid a little bit and find some signs of recovery as it's happening," says Jan Claassen, associate ...

They were also more likely recover from their severe brain injury with only minor neurological deficits or a moderate disability. Meanwhile, just 19 of the 139 comatose patients who did not ...

It’s nearly impossible not to look at a comatose patient ... care where we know that many patients appear to be unconscious, but some are recovering without our knowledge,” Jan Claassen, a Columbia ...

If a person suffers a severe brain injury, then lands in intensive care in a coma, doctors and relatives will ask whether the patient has ... says German Society of Neurology (DGN) Neurological ...

When the technology was used on the three comatose patients, one showed significant neurological activity in the premotor cortex — the part of the brain that imagines movement — when they were asked ...

Real-world study will assess clinical utility and patient experience across diverse neurological conditions ... on-demand brain imaging directly in the exam room. Furthermore, as of November ...

When the technology was used on the three comatose patients, one showed significant neurological activity in the premotor cortex — the part of the brain that imagines movement — when they were ...