A. Tzovara

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Psychologie (5) Sciences de l'information et de la communication (1)

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Patients (8) Human beings (8) Electroencephalography (8) Patients (8) Coma (7) Sounds (6) Sounds (6) son (5) traitement (5) Sound (5) Hypothermia (5) Example (5) Consciousness (5) Processing (5) test (4) spectacle (4) modèle (4) information (4) Prognosis (4) Discrimination (4) Brain (4) Prognosis (4) cohorte (4) cerveau (4) puits (3) temps (durée) (3) bruit (3) adulte (3) Time (3) Performance (3)

Documents écrit par A. Tzovara (12) | parle de A. Tzovara (0)

Auditory stimulation and deep learning predict awakening from coma after cardiac arrest.
F.M. Aellen et al. (13 févr. 2023)
Complementary roles of neural synchrony and complexity for indexing consciousness and chances of surviving in acute coma.
S.L. Alnes et al. (15 déc. 2021)
The Swiss Primary Hypersomnolence and Narcolepsy Cohort study (SPHYNCS): Study protocol for a prospective, multicentre cohort observational study.
A. Dietmann et al.
Evidence of trace conditioning in comatose patients revealed by the reactivation of EEG responses to alerting sounds.
E. Juan et al. (1 nov. 2016)
Prediction of cognitive outcome based on the progression of auditory discrimination during coma.
E. Juan et al.
Prediction of awakening from hypothermic post anoxic coma based on auditory discrimination.
A. Tzovara et al.
Reply: Neural detection of complex sound sequences or of statistical regularities in the absence of consciousness?
A. Tzovara et al. (2015)
Experience-based Auditory Predictions Modulate Brain Activity to Silence as do Real Sounds.
L. Chouiter et al. (2015)
Neural detection of complex sound sequences in the absence of consciousness.
A. Tzovara et al. (2015)
Robust discrimination between EEG responses to categories of environmental sounds in early coma.
N. Cossy et al. (2014)
Auditory perceptual decision-making based on semantic categorization of environmental sounds.
M. De Lucia et al. (2012)
Noise in Brain Activity Engenders Perception and Influences Discrimination Sensitivity.
F. Bernasconi et al. (2011)