Mindsight: Diagnostics in Disorders of Consciousness

Table 3

Overview of ancillary assessments.

Study	Type	Behavioral scale	Time between brain injury and assessment
Thibaut et al. [36]	PET	CRS-r	17 days–270 months
Phillips et al. [38]	PET	CRS-r	1–285 months
Bruno et al. [7]	PET	CRS-r	1.2–82 months
Boly et al. [39]	PET	GCS	20–124 days
Boly et al. [12]	PET	GCS	37–116 days
Laureys et al. [42]	PET	GCS	36 ± 9 days
Vanhaudenhuyse et al. [45]	fMRI	CRS-r	5 days–5 years
Qin et al. [52]	fMRI	CRS-r	2–18 months
Rodriguez Moreno et al. [54]	fMRI	CRS-r	2 months–2 years
Bekinschtein et al. [55]	fMRI	CRS-r	5 and 16 months
Monti et al. [19]	fMRI	CRS-r	1.3–60.8 months
Bardin et al. [57]	fMRI	CRS-r	—
Fernández-Espejo et al. [58]	fMRI	CRS-r	1–19 months
Babiloni et al. [61]	EEG	—	32–98 days. Follow-up was done after 3 months
Landsness et al. [63]	EEG	CRS-r	25 days–25 years
Gosseries et al. [64]	EEG	CRS-r	<1 month
Cavinato et al. [65]	EEG	—	2-3 months
Fischer et al. [75]	EEG	—	4–261 months. Follow-up was done for up to 1 year
Perrin et al. [66]	EEG	CRS-r	13 days–10 months
Schnakers et al. [37]	EEG	CRS-r	12 days–23.7 years
Rosanova et al. [68]	TMS-EEG	CRS-r	12–1399 days
Bekinschtein et al. [71]	EMG	CRS	3 or more months

PET: positron emission tomography; fMRI: functional magnetic resonance imaging; CRS-r: Coma Recovery Scale revised; GCS: Glasgow Coma Scale [76]; CRS: Coma Recovery Scale.