fMRI reveals large-scale network activation in minimally conscious patients
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We read Schiff et al.'s article with great interest.1 We conducted a case study regarding the application of fMRI to a patient in a minimally conscious state.2 The Schiff et al. article appears to corroborate our findings of multisensory and cognitive fMRI BOLD responses in an overtly unresponsive brain-injured patient. These initial reports probing the minimally conscious state with imaging methods offer intriguing possibilities, and indeed the 2001 fMRI case study closely correlated with the patient's eventual recovery. Further research in this area is warranted.
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Schiff et al.1 reported …
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