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Paths to Oblivion: Common Neural Mechanisms of Anaesthesia and Disorders of Consciousness

2021-02-16

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The human brain generates a rich repertoire of spatiotemporal dynamics during normal wakefulness, supporting a wide variety of conscious experiences and cognitive functions. However, neural dynamics are reconfigured, in comparable ways, when consciousness is lost either due to anaesthesia or disorders of consciousness (DOC). Here, leveraging a neurobiologically realistic whole-brain computational model informed by...

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Literature Corpus work: 444a8971-3b13-5acc-b670-2617cc203735
DOI: 10.1101/2021.02.14.431140

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