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Neurology Update: Coma and Chronic Disorders of Consciousness

February 5, 2021

An international study showed that younger age, shorter time since injury, higher level of responsiveness and EEG reactivity to eye opening are all factors that can predict 6-month improvement among severely brain-injured patients.

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