We then followed patients for 1 month to determine their subsequent level of consciousness, classifying them as either awakened or non-awakened.
However, rather than embracing hysteretic models of anesthetic-induced disruption and subsequent restoration of consciousness, existing models commonly collapse the hysteresis loop (Figure 1) into a single sigmoidal curve using pharmacokinetics to invoke an idealized anesthetic concentration at its effect site [12], [13], [14].
Case-patient 14 had seizures and subsequent disturbance of consciousness.
Another two subjects presented typical clinical pictures of anti-NMDAR encephalitis, beginning with psychotic symptoms, followed by seizures and subsequent disturbances of consciousness.
Never dominated by a particular school of thought but rather characterized by intense debate, the movement laid the groundwork for all later African American literature and had an enormous impact on subsequent black literature and consciousness worldwide.
One such episode had resulted in loss of consciousness and subsequent involvement in a motor vehicle crash.
Alterations in levels of consciousness and subsequent attention deficit are frequent features of the critically ill population, largely because these patients receive drugs that cause these features.
The computer study of possibilities for android brains may shed new light on human and animal consciousness, with a subsequent improvement in our behaviour patterns.
Through the conversion of King Tissa and the missionary activity of monks in the villages, by the 2nd century bce the Sinhalese had accepted Buddhism, and this faith helped produce a unity and consciousness on which subsequent political and economic strength was founded.
We present a case of a young female who was knocked unconscious after a near lightning strike and who sustained subsequent speech impediment, loss of consciousness, muscle spasms and paresthesias.
