Middle-Latency Evoked Potentials and Quantitative Electroencephalogram: Valuable Complements in the Prognostication of Disorders of Consciousness

De Lissnyder, Nathan;Oueslati, Ilann;Mahmoud, Nadia;Habryka, Soufiane;Honoré, Patrick
(2026) Critical Care Medicine — Vol. 54, n° 5, p. 1279-1280 (2026)

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  • De Lissnyder, NathanVUB University, Brussels, Belgium.
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  • Oueslati, IlannULB University, Brussels, Belgium.
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  • Mahmoud, NadiaULB University, Brussels, Belgium.
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  • Habryka, SoufianeCHU Brugmann, ULB University, Brussels, Belgium.
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  • Honoré, PatrickUCLouvain
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Abstract
The recent article by Lévi-Strauss et al (1), published in a recent issue of Critical Care Medicine, presents important findings and the authors should be commended for the quality of their work. The following commentary aims to contribute to the discussion.
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De Lissnyder, N., Oueslati, I., Mahmoud, N., Habryka, S., & Honoré, P. (2026). Middle-Latency Evoked Potentials and Quantitative Electroencephalogram: Valuable Complements in the Prognostication of Disorders of Consciousness. Critical Care Medicine, 54(5), 1279-1280. https://doi.org/10.1097/ccm.0000000000007023 (Original work published 2026)