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Emotional processing in the minimally conscious state

CBU number: 5841
Authors: Bekinschtein, T., Leiguarda, R., Armony, J., OWEN, A.M., Carpintiero, S., Niklison, J., Olmos, L., Sigman, L. & Manes, F.
Reference: Journal of Neurosurgery, Neurology and Psychiatry, 75, 788-793
Year of publication: 2004
Abstract text: As a newly described condition distinct from coma or the vegetative state minimally conscious state (MSC) is characterised by a threshold level of consciousness and diagnostic criteria have recently been proposed. In this study, fMRI is used assess brain activity induced by an emotional stimulus in a 17-year old patient in MCS.
First CBU author: Owen, A.M.
Annual report number: CBUAR 48

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