The challenge of disentangling reportability and phenomenal consciousness in post-comatose states

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 30 (5-6):529-530 (2007)
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Determining whether or not noncommunicative patients are phenomenally conscious is a major clinical and ethical challenge. Clinical assessment is usually limited to the observation of these patients' motor responses. Recent neuroimaging technology and brain computer interfaces help clinicians to assess whether patients are conscious or not, and to avoid diagnostic errors

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