DISORDER OF CONSCIOUSNESS

This study is testing a new, non-invasive brain stimulation technique called Temporal Interference (TI) stimulation. It aims to see if this method can safely help awaken patients with severe, long-term consciousness disorders, such as being in a vegetative or minimally conscious …

This study is comparing two methods to help patients with severe brain injuries stand up again. It will test if using a robotic tilt table that also moves the patient's legs is more effective than a traditional, non-moving tilt table. The goal is to see which method better helps …

This study is testing whether listening to preferred music can help improve the level of consciousness in patients with severe brain injuries. It will involve 66 patients in early neurological rehabilitation who have disorders like coma or minimal consciousness. Patients will be …

This study aims to understand the ethical concerns and gather opinions about new brain scan technologies (like MRI and EEG) used to detect hidden consciousness in patients with severe brain injuries. Researchers will interview patients, their families, doctors, and researchers to…

This study aims to find a better way to predict if unconscious patients will wake up. Researchers will measure brain activity in 114 patients while they listen to recordings, including their own name spoken by a familiar voice versus an unfamiliar voice. The goal is to see if the…

This study aims to identify which factors best predict whether patients with severe brain injuries will regain consciousness during rehabilitation. Researchers will observe 130 patients in a coma or similar state, tracking their brain scans, electrical activity, and health status…