An empirical EEG analysis in brain death diagnosis for adults

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Looks like I may have found out who the t430w owner is...&the signal disruption is fuckn with not only my cell by breaking into it...it fucks with my epilepsy...he and his cohorts give me seizures,and have kept me up about 1 1/2 wks now.. https://t.co/

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#Brainwaves and #consciousness: This paper focuses on presence/absence of conscious activity (EEG) in unresponsive patients EM waves associated with conscious state to differentiate death/coma from awareness. Fascinating topic https://t.co/DmNjzRXyzu

27 Sep 2020

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This focuses on presence/absence of conscious activity in unresponsive patients (as opposed to brainstem, etc). EM waves associated with conscious state are fascinating. Wish we knew more Empirical EEG analysis in brain death diagnosis for adults https:

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