Longitunal study on patients with locked-in syndrome: quality of life and evolution over a 6-year period

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"clusion_I": "The inclusion criteria were the following: adult patients, patients with LIS diagnoses according to the description of Plum and Posner [17] (i.e., complete or near-total loss of motor function, preservation of eye movements, anarthria, and preserved consciousness and intellectual function), and patients who agreed to participate. ",
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