Anesthesia changes neuronal choreography

medicalxpress.com September 26, 2017

Even under deep anesthesia, nerve cells remain highly active. A study conducted by researchers from Charite – Universitätsmedizin Berlin has shown by high-resolution cellular imaging that local neuronal networks remain active even when the brain is unconscious.

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