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Questions remaining about the minimally conscious state

James L. Bernat

Neurology 58 (3):337-338 (2002) Copy BIBT_EX

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The Minimally Conscious State in Philosophy of Cognitive Science

Vegetative State and Coma in Philosophy of Cognitive Science

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*Awareness *Brain Damage *Cognitive Impairment *Consciousness Disturbances Consciousness States Economics Ethics Legal Processes Treatment Withholding

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