Table 1.
Demographic and clinical information for unresponsive wakefulness syndrome patients.
| Patient number | Sex/Age | Cause | Time of fMRI(days after insult) | CRS-R | Diagnosis | GOS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| p1 | F/35 | TBI | 21 | 5 | UWS-E | 4 |
| p2 | F/24 | TBI | 1 | 3 | UWS-E | 4 |
| p3 | M/46 | SIH | 18 | 2 | UWS-E | 4 |
| p4 | F/43 | SIH | 162 | 6 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p5 | M/52 | TBI | 210 | 6 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p6 | M/38 | TBI | 81 | 3 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p7 | M/46 | TBI | 25 | 2 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p8 | M/44 | TBI | 21 | 3 | UWS-E | 4 |
| p9 | F/39 | TBI | 31 | 6 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p10 | M/45 | TBI | 12 | 6 | UWS-E | 4 |
| p11 | M/46 | TBI | 168 | 1 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p12 | M/46 | TBI | 162 | 5 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p13 | M/17 | Anoxic | 493 | 7 | UWS-E | 3 |
| p14 | M/50 | TBI | 137 | 3 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p15 | M/30 | TBI | 259 | 8 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p16 | F/57 | TBI | 15 | 3 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p17 | M/60 | SIH | 109 | 6 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p18 | M/26 | TBI | 143 | 6 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p19 | M/47 | SIH | 315 | 6 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p20 | M/46 | Anoxic | 23 | 3 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p21 | M/51 | TBI | 100 | 4 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p22 | M/53 | TBI | 30 | 3 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p23 | F/67 | TBI | 10 | 3 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p24 | M/57 | SIH | 33 | 2 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p25 | F/52 | SIH | 51 | 4 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p26 | M/39 | SIH | 221 | 4 | UWS-R | 2 |
| p27 | M/35 | SIH | 300 | 4 | UWS-R | 2 |
Note: UWS = unresponsive wakefulness syndrome; UWS-E = patients who emerged from UWS at least three months after the experiment performance; UWS-R = patients who remained in UWS at least three months after the experiment performance; CRS-R = Coma Recovery Scale-Revised; GOS = Glasgow Outcome Scale; SIH = spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage; TBI = traumatic brain injury.