Capacity for consciousness under ketamine anaesthesia is selectively associated with activity in posteromedial cortex in rats
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DOI: 10.1093/nc/niac004
Abstract: Abstract It remains unclear how specific cortical regions contribute to the brain’s overall capacity for consciousness. Clarifying this could help distinguish between theories of consciousness. Here, we investigate the association between markers of regionally specific… read more here.
Keywords: capacity consciousness; posteromedial cortex; ketamine anaesthesia; consciousness ... See more keywords