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Marie Thonnard

3 papers in the library · 256 citations · publishing 2011-2014

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Near-death experiences in non-life-threatening events and coma of different etiologies

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience May 27, 2014 Vanessa Charland-Verville, Jean-Pierre Jourdan, Marie Thonnard et al. 116 citations

BACKGROUND: Near death experiences (NDEs) are increasingly being reported as a clearly identifiable physiological and psychological reality of clinical significance. However, the definition and causes of the phenomenon as well as the identification of NDE experiencers is still a matter of debate. To date, the most widely used standardized tool to identify and characterize NDEs in research is...

Characteristics of Near-Death Experiences Memories as Compared to Real and Imagined Events Memories

PLoS One March 27, 2013 Marie Thonnard, Vanessa Charland-Verville, Serge Brédart et al. 140 citations

Since the dawn of time, Near-Death Experiences (NDEs) have intrigued and, nowadays, are still not fully explained. Since reports of NDEs are proposed to be imagined events, and since memories of imagined events have, on average, fewer phenomenological characteristics than real events memories, we here compared phenomenological characteristics of NDEs reports with memories of imagined and real...

[Neuroimaging technique: a diagnostic tool to detect altered states of consciousness].

Medecine sciences : M/S January 2011 Marie Thonnard, Melanie Boly, Marie-Aurélie Bruno et al.

Vegetative and minimally conscious states diagnosis remained a major clinical challenge. New paradigms such as measurement of the global cerebral metabolism, the structural and functional integrity of fronto-parietal network, or the spontaneous activity in resting state have been shown to be helpful to disentangle vegetative from minimally conscious patients. Active neuroimagery paradigms also...