A study conducted by researchers at the University of Kyoto shows that general anesthesia does not "stop the brain, but disturbs the organized way in which information circulates between different brain regions. Research, published in the journal iScience and quoted by Earth, offers new clues about the disappearance of consciousness during surgery.
A study conducted by researchers at the University of Kyoto shows that general anesthesia does not "stop the brain, but disturbs the organized way in which information circulates between different brain regions. Research, published in the journal iScience and quoted by Earth, offers new clues about the disappearance of consciousness during surgery.