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Spontaneous Movements in Brain-Dead Patients
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986To the Editor.— Dr Liptak 1 is to be congratulated for articulating with sensitivity some of the insights gained by those who confront the death of children. This reader, however, was stunned by his statement about the "disconcerting" aspects of disconnecting children from ventilators: "They shudder and gasp and twitch and inevitably lead you to ...
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2016
Spontaneous movements and reflexes in brain death are discussed. It is well known that can occur and these movements arise from spinal cord neurons. However, they do not preclude the diagnosis of brain death and are considered spinal reflexes—plantar responses, muscle reflexes by stretching, and jerking movements of the fingers.
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Spontaneous movements and reflexes in brain death are discussed. It is well known that can occur and these movements arise from spinal cord neurons. However, they do not preclude the diagnosis of brain death and are considered spinal reflexes—plantar responses, muscle reflexes by stretching, and jerking movements of the fingers.
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The Movement of Vitamins Into the Brain
1992The brain needs all of the vitamins, with the possible exception of K and D, a need emphasised by the neurological disturbances associated with deficiencies of almost any of the B-group vitamins. How they move into the brain is thus of some importance.
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Brain and other central nervous system tumor statistics, 2021
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Rebecca L. Siegel +2 more
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Prototypes of Biological Movements in Brains and Machines
2002Biological movements and actions are important visual stimuli. Their recognition is a highly relevant problem for biological as well as for technical systems. In the domain of stationary object recognition the concept of a prototype-based representation of object shape has been quite inspiring for research in computer vision as well as in neuroscience.
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