Table 1. Clinical and Demographic Patient Data.

Patient	Gender	Age	Time from the initial event	Cause	Structural MRI At the day of the fMRI scan	CRS-R	Highest level behavior	Outcome at 1 year
1	Female	23	3 Months	Traumatic Brain Injury	Multiple small intra-cerebral hemorrhages, Bilateral hypodense white matter changes	7	Spontaneous eye-opening; flexion withdrawal	MCS after 3 months
2	Male	61	5 Years	Anoxic Brain Damage	Severe brain atrophy, Ventriculomegaly, White matter depletion, Severe cerebellar atrophy	5	Spontaneous eye-opening	VS
3	Female	54	2 Months	Traumatic Brain Injury	Several small intra-cerebral hemorrhages, Small chronic right frontal subdural hematoma	6	Spontaneous eye-opening; Oral movement	MCS after 2 months
4	Male	24	4 Months	Anoxic Brain Damage	Significant brain atrophy, Widespread white matter changes, Ventriculomegaly, Cortical calcifications	5	Spontaneous eye-opening; Oral movement	VS