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Detecting awareness in the vegetative state.
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Overall, the discussions show strong support for the article’s significance, with many referencing prior studies like Owen et al. (2006), and exploring implications for our understanding of consciousness and brain activity. The tone varies from scientific admiration to philosophical debates, illustrating both the technical impact and deeper questions raised by the research.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of Owen et al.'s findings, with some referencing prior work and emphasizing the scientific progress made.
Participants demonstrate high curiosity, discussing implications for philosophy, neuroscience, and patient awareness, especially highlighting the novel techniques like fMRI.
Posts engage with complex ideas, scientific evidence, and debates around consciousness, showing thoughtful analysis rather than superficial comments.
Discussions suggest that this research could have a profound influence on medical approaches, ethical considerations, and the understanding of consciousness in vegetative states.
Abstract in brief
- The study used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to investigate whether a patient diagnosed with a vegetative state showed signs of conscious awareness.
- When asked to imagine playing tennis or moving around her home, the patient’s brain activated areas similar to those in healthy individuals, indicating preserved awareness.
- This suggests that some patients in a vegetative state may retain a level of conscious awareness that is detectable through brain imaging techniques.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyBununla ilgili bir kaynak için bkz. Owen et al. (2006, Science), “Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State.” Bunun felsefi anlamıyla ilgili de şu çıkarıma varırız: Bu, bilincin ölçülebilir davranışla özdeşleştirilemeyeceğini gösterir; “bilinç = beyin aktivitesi” bağı zayıflar.
Has been known since 2006, in an amazing piece of neuroscience*. What’s new here is the very large sample size. *dramatic and complicated example of Gazzaniga “don’t ask the person, ask the brain” https://t.co/3E1fUQFose https://t.co/ONAziGn06K
@mccormicky @kweansmom . With newest detection it is proven that people nonresponsive even for years are awake &aware https://t.co/HSwy1gcHoo https://t.co/NJ3VOc2c4j
Detecting awareness in the vegetative state. https://t.co/855boiIxoV まさしく。なんでこんな大事なことしらなかったのか
@Neuro_Skeptic Still working on the neuroscientist part. When I was a neurology resident, I was inspired by my patients in the neuro ICU and found a paper by Owen et al. (2006): https://t.co/Lwbx3XhotZ
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Bununla ilgili bir kaynak için bkz. Owen et al. (2006, Science), “Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State.” Bunun felsefi anlamıyla ilgili de şu çıkarıma varırız: Bu, bilincin ölçülebilir davranışla özdeşleştirilemeyeceğini gösterir; “bilinç = beyin aktivitesi” bağı zayıflar.
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@smartus001 Haberde, Owen et al. (2006) – Detecting awareness in the vegetative state Makalesine yer verilmiş mi?
@gemagoldie @BioTay https://t.co/RIAOnO5JdU
@gemagoldie @BioTay Esto no es nuevo. Ya el Dr Owen, neurofisiológico de Cambridge, lo demostró en sus estudios hace 2 décadas. Cambia el método y el instrumento pero ya se sabía: https://t.co/91pUgUL26H He seguido este asunto por mi tesis sobre muerte cerebral, coma y Estado vegetativo.
@MalufNicolau @StuartHameroff https://t.co/IkatBX6o50 -'Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State: Electroencephalographic Evidence for Attempted Movements to Command'
@Arcanedelosrios @bigotebasao Total, pero este es peor, Milei por lo menos te dice a la cara lo que va a hacer... este esle artículo seminal https://t.co/vDY1MklU4L
Has been known since 2006, in an amazing piece of neuroscience*. What’s new here is the very large sample size. *dramatic and complicated example of Gazzaniga “don’t ask the person, ask the brain” https://t.co/3E1fUQFose https://t.co/ONAziGn06K
We have shown previously that neuroimaging techniques like command-following tasks, passive processing, and resting-state methods offer new ways to assess brain function after chronic brain injury @ScienceMagazine https://t.co/7KATJZyeuB
Cruse D, Chennu S, Fernández-Espejo D, Payne WL, Young GB, Owen AM (2012) Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State: Electroencephalographic Evidence for Attempted Movements to Command. PLoS ONE 7(11)
Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State | Science https://t.co/ksWudJ8jdr
@B_Hutchy @mikeamark @EssentiaFounda1 https://t.co/sow3Vobb1K - Animals are conscious as well plants have a sense of self. There are specific patters of electrical activity associated with consciousness.
fMRIでCMDを特定した症例の報告。 ”テニスをしているところ” ”家の中を歩き回るところ" を想像させてみたときの変化がFig.1で見れます
Detecting awareness in the vegetative state. https://t.co/855boiIxoV まさしく。なんでこんな大事なことしらなかったのか
The hidden > Covert awareness fMRI https://t.co/0NL4ApAiXW
@msmelanoma @el_pais ¡Magnífico...! No nos olvidemos de este increíble hallazgo de #AdrianOwen en 2007: https://t.co/E4h9lncyFl
@Neuro_Skeptic Still working on the neuroscientist part. When I was a neurology resident, I was inspired by my patients in the neuro ICU and found a paper by Owen et al. (2006): https://t.co/Lwbx3XhotZ
@Warrazapha @DeedeeFreeze @Philip_Goff As far as medical science defines consciousness. https://t.co/sow3Vobb1K
Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State https://t.co/6rxUbB9efD
Detecting awareness in the vegetative state - When asked to imagine playing tennis or moving around her home, the patient activated predicted cortical areas in a manner indistinguishable from that of healthy volunteers. https://t.co/7kgsFODnov https://t.co/kQ3XA5iAjA
@alf_Astudillo https://t.co/mBHPN9I0nZ
@patrickmineault @Comadork No, the resolution is much too slow. In this case, fMRI is used as a communication channel - patients can answer yes or no questions by visualizing different activities associated with distinct patterns of activation. https://t.co/3WMfdFKfo6
@mccormicky @kweansmom . With newest detection it is proven that people nonresponsive even for years are awake &aware https://t.co/HSwy1gcHoo https://t.co/NJ3VOc2c4j
さらに押し進めて、より時間解像度の高いfMRIをして、 「テニスをする想像」と「想像した家の中での想像」と単純な音認識するだけでは難しいような課題をすることを使って、植物状態での認識に迫りました。 https://t.co/9P1BDo1zYR 3/n
初期の研究の一つとして、植物状態にある患者さん課題 中(顔認識中)にPETを利用して、顔や音認識に関連する脳領域が賦活するかどうかで認知処理をしているかどうかを確かめる実験をしました。 https://t.co/5kqgJc0aFO https://t.co/9P1BDo1zYR 2/n
@ceptional This: https://t.co/l9wf8msZlS
@Hutcheson @JylkkaJussi I would say consciousness is unnecessary for mind. There is more a sort of absolute awareness that does not require consciousness. https://t.co/sow3Vobb1K
Using functional MRI #fMRI to detect volition in a person in a vegetative state. #DrZThrelkeld @StanfordMed @neurocritical @AANMember @Crit_Care @ComaRecoveryLab @ISMRM Owen A @ScienceMagazine 2006: https://t.co/Ze6L6TEvbg https://t.co/lPEtS3uxfW
@JylkkaJussi https://t.co/sow3VnTzDa - Awareness comes before consciousness. Non-self arises billions of years before the self.
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Owen, A. M.-Response to comments on "Detecting awareness in the vegetative state" https://t.co/1LNmRmvYKq #OA
Y no es que el fMRI no valga ahora para nada, por ejemplo, sirve para comunicarse con pacientes en estado vegetativo, haciéndoles preguntas sencillas de SI/NO, y el paciente activando mediante imaginación diferentes areas cerebrales asociadas a SI o NO https://t.co/WrBg9F4XmW
Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State https://t.co/BlHXbToxYt
『生存する意識』の著者は以下の論文の著者だったか。Detecting Awareness in the Vegetative State, Adrian M. Owen et al. in Science 08 Sep 2006: Vol. 313, Issue 5792, pp. 1402 https://t.co/VK1NpKk9Sq https://t.co/3SQERTEQlY
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