Responsiveness variability during anaesthesia relates to inherent differences in brain structure and function of the frontoparietal networks.
Human Brain Mapping January 8, 2023 Feng Deng, Nicola Taylor, Adrian M. Owen et al.
Anaesthesia combined with functional neuroimaging provides a powerful approach for understanding the brain mechanisms of consciousness. Although propofol is used ubiquitously in clinical interventions that reversibly suppress consciousness, it shows large inter-individual variability, and the brain bases of this variability remain poorly understood. We asked whether three networks key to...
DOI: 10.1002/hbm.26199 (opens in new tab)
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Neural pathways
Humans
Propofol
Magnetic resonance imaging
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