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Identification by positron emission tomography of neuronal loss in acute vegetative state

Positron emission tomography with the benzodiazepine receptor ligand carbon-11-labelled flumazenil Identified the extent of neuronal damage in acute vegetative state and predicted the possibility of recovery of consciousness and function.

W. Heiss | J. Sobesky | J. Rudolf | M. Grond | W. Heiss | J Rudolf | M Grond | J Sobesky | WD Heiss | Jobst Rudolf

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