Brain networks maintain a scale-free organization across consciousness, anesthesia, and recovery: evidence for adaptive reconfiguration.
Anesthesiology November 1, 2010 UnCheol Lee, Gabjin Oh, Seunghwan Kim et al.
Background: Loss of consciousness is an essential feature of general anesthesia. Although alterations of neural networks during anesthesia have been identified in the spatial domain, there has been relatively little study of temporal organization. Methods: Ten healthy male volunteers were anesthetized with an induction dose of propofol on two separate occasions. The duration of network...
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Brain
Nerve net
Humans
Propofol
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