… of recovery from brain injury after prolonged disorders of consciousness: outcome of … Brain
Res 2009; 177: 73–88. 8. Lammi MH, Smith VH, Tate RL, Taylor CM. The minimally conscious …

… the care of patients with disorders of consciousness (DoC) in the context of scarce resources,
[1] we believe that what is owed to conscious individuals with brain injury is as much a civil …

… (traumatic brain injury); and four patients in a minimally conscious state, one male (traumatic
brain injury) and three females (two hemorrhagic strokes and one traumatic brain injury). …

… Rehabilitation of patients with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) and disorders of consciousness
(DOCs) constitutes a significant multidisciplinary challenge. Even after discharge from …

… in the patient’s consciousness disorder. DOC after brain injury makes the prognosis worse
and … the effects of tDCS in patients with DOC after brain injury and to find a new intervention to …

… success of consciousness recovery in patient with cerebral pathology.In case of a severe
traumatic brain injury (STBI), attention disorders are shown to play a key role “axial disorder”, …

… Patients with prolonged disorders of consciousness (DoC) after severe brain injury may
present residual behavioral and cognitive functions. Yet the bedside assessment of these …

… We excluded patients with mixed etiology (eg, both traumatic and anoxic brain injury)
and with premorbid history of psychiatric or neurodegenerative diseases. In all patients, the …

… traumatic brain injury, stroke, and/or other nontraumatic brain injury etiology with most age
greater than or equal to 18 years; and (3) assessed the sample in either an acute care or a …

… The median age of the participants was 37.9 years, the median time between brain injury
and assessment with the CRS-R was 7.9 months (25% of the participants were assessed with …