Body Under General Anesthesia Tracks Closer to Coma than Sleep: Scientific American
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Body Under General Anesthesia Tracks Closer to Coma than Sleep: Scientific American
Studying brain waves and physiologic patterns in patients under general anesthesia might help researchers build new neurological models of disorders, such as comas and insomnia
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Tags: Neurology, Brain, Coma, Sleep Disorder, Sleep, Insomnia, Disease and Condition, Anesthesia
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RT @katherineharmon: No wonder general anesthesia seems scary: #brain activity levels are close to brain-stem death: http://bit.ly/fSq45E
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