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Functional networks in auditory perception provide fingerprints for accurate diagnostic assessment of disorders of consciousness : a fNIRS study
Disorders of consciousness (DoC) are primarily diagnosed using behavioral assessments, which are prone to high misdiagnosis rates. Objective neural markers are therefore needed. This study investigated residual neural responses to naturalistic auditory stimuli in DoC patients to better reflect cover
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