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Estado subagudo ou crônico de distúrbio grave de consciência com duração de pelo menos um mês, caracterizado pela recuperação de estados cíclicos de despertar que simulam ciclos de sono/vigília após uma lesão cerebral grave. Pacientes com esta condição estão arresponsivos e não apresentam evidência de consciência de si mesmos ou do ambiente. A regulação autonômica cardiopulmonar e visceral é mantida pelo tronco encefálico. | |||
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Subacute or chronic state of severe disturbance of consciousness lasting at least a month, characterised by the recovery of cyclic arousal states mimicking sleep/wake cycles after a severe brain injury. Patients with this condition are unresponsive and show no evidence of awareness of themselves or their environment. Cardiopulmonary and visceral autonomic regulation is maintained by the brainstem. | |||
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Subacute or chronic state of severe disturbance of consciousness lasting at least a month, characterised by the recovery of cyclic arousal states mimicking sleep/wake cycles after a severe brain injury. Patients with this condition are unresponsive and show no evidence of awareness of themselves or their environment. Cardiopulmonary and visceral autonomic regulation is maintained by the brainstem.
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| English | Persistent vegetative state |
Subacute or chronic state of severe disturbance of consciousness lasting at least a month, characterised by the recovery of cyclic arousal states mimicking sleep/wake cycles after a severe brain injury. Patients with this condition are unresponsive and show no evidence of awareness of themselves or their environment. Cardiopulmonary and visceral autonomic regulation is maintained by the brainstem. |
