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Resting state functional connectivity in early post-anesthesia recovery is characterized by globally reduced anticorrelations
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2019
bioRxiv
pre-print
ABSTRACTThough a growing body of literature is addressing the possible longer-term cognitive effects of anesthetics, to date no study has delineated the normal trajectory of neural recovery due to anesthesia alone in older adults. We obtained resting state functional magnetic resonance imaging scans on 62 healthy human volunteers between ages forty and eighty before, during, and after sevoflurane (general) anesthesia, in the absence of surgery, as part of a larger study on cognitive function
doi:10.1101/669457
fatcat:fz4becpgf5d2plwrlr4mynu3we