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The role of etiology in the identification of clinical markers of consciousness: comparing EEG alpha power, complexity, and spectral exponent

2024-03-22

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1 In the search for EEG markers of human consciousness, alpha power has long been considered a reliable marker which is fundamental for the assessment of unresponsive patients from all etiologies. However, recent evidence questioned the role of alpha power as a marker of consciousness and proposed the spectral exponent and spatial gradient as more robust and generalizable indexes. In this study, we analyzed a larg...

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cc77615b-4f59-515e-a701-7042745166c2
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10.1101/2024.03.20.24304639
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