Could a puff of air in the eye offer a way to evaluate whether someone is conscious or not?
Yes it could, say Cambridge's Tristan Bekinschtein and colleagues in a new paper about Sea slugs, subliminal pictures, and vegetative state patients.
Could a puff of air in the eye offer a way to evaluate whether someone is conscious or not?
Yes it could, say Cambridge's Tristan Bekinschtein and colleagues in a new paper about Sea slugs, subliminal pictures, and vegetative state patients.
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