Research Article
Effects of Acupuncture on Cortical Activation in Patients with Disorders of Consciousness: A Functional Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study
Table 4
The basic features of patients.
| Patients | Age (years) | Gender | Disease duration (months) | Lesions | Medical history |
| 01 | 47 | Female | 7.5 | Pons, thalamus | Hypertension | 02 | 44 | Male | 24 | Brainstem | Hypertension | 03 | 72 | Male | 4 | Frontoparietal-temporal | No | 04 | 72 | Male | 36 | Right basal ganglion | Hypertension | 05 | 55 | Female | 3 | Brainstem | Hypertension | 06 | 82 | Female | 2 | Ruptured hemorrhage in the cavernous sinus segment of the right internal carotid artery | Hypertension | 07 | 46 | Male | 2.5 | Brainstem | Hypertension | 08 | 42 | Female | 2.5 | Brainstem, cerebellar | Hypertension | 09 | 67 | Male | 1.5 | Left basal ganglion, thalamus | Hypertension | 10 | 81 | Female | 36.5 | Right basal ganglion | Hypertension | 11 | 53 | Female | 1 | Right basal ganglion | No | 12 | 91 | Female | 48 | Multiple subcortical infarcts | Hypertension, diabetes | 13 | 81 | Female | 16 | Multiple subcortical infarcts | Hypertension, diabetes | 14 | 21 | Male | 1.5 | Ischemic-hypoxic encephalopathy | No | 15 | 41 | Male | 1 | Brainstem | Hypertension | 16 | 77 | Female | 7.5 | Frontoparietal-temporal | Hypertension, diabetes |
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