Coma and other disorders of consciousness
Jouvet M.
Handbook of Clinical Neurology Vol.3. P. J. Vinken and G. W. Bruyn , eds. North-Holland Publishing Company. Amsterdam,(1969)
TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Physiopathological basis of coma (introductory remarks)

Nervous structures necessary for consciousness

Periodic physiological dissolution of consciousness: sleep and coma

From experimental to clinical neurophysiology

Physiopathology of nervous lesions responsible for coma

Aetiological classification of comas and of disturbances of consciousness of organic origin

Symptomatological classification of coma

Tentative anatomoclinical classification

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Figure 6 : Hyperaesthesia in a decortication syndrome

(a) Hyperaesthesia in a decortication syndrome.
(b) Absence of facial mimic, but norn-al arousal reaction (type D2).
(c) Absence of mimic; loss of waking reaction. See text for details.

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