… brain network for LHI patients with an acute consciousness … patients in early stages of acute
ischemic stroke show acute … that impaired consciousness is characterized by disruptions of …

… aphasia or language disturbance, time from stroke onset to arrival in the emergency
department, time to the initial head CT (door to CT), hospital level characteristics (academic status, …

… destruction of the tegmental tracts. (C) A reconstruction of the AAN of a patient after a stroke
demonstrates a disruption … CPA, TBI, ischemic stroke, and hemorrhagic stroke 47 , this study …

… Just as diminished functional and structural connectivity has been observed in other DoC,
disruption of brain network integrity may similarly explain impaired consciousness in COVID-…

… Restoration of cerebral network activity … Brainstem connections with thalamic and basal
forebrain nuclei were disrupted in the patient with coma (part d), but connections with the …

… In conclusion, we find that functional disruption in low-level states of consciousness might
… In this section we studied the linear stability of the whole-brain network. The model consists …

… as it loses consciousness. In patients with disorders of consciousness, the brain network’s
reconfiguration to propofol may reveal the patient’s underlying capacity for consciousness…

… of early corticothalamic connectivity disruption after … tool for studying brain network connectivity.
Electroencephalographic (… with levels of consciousness and show monotonic gradation …

… Disorders of consciousness (DoC) occur following disruption of brainstem and/or cortical
networks subserving arousal and awareness… default mode network connectivity in a patient with …

… of consciousness disturbance, including 32 cases of lethargy, 24 cases of stupor, and 24
cases of coma. Of these, 51 patients received hyper-early treatment, and 31 patients were …