Consciousness disorder is a common nervous system disease, its etiology is complicated, diagnosis and treatment is difficult. In recent years, evoked potential technology, as a non-invasive neuroelectrophysiological method, provides objective evaluation indicators by recording the brain's electrical activity to stimulation, provides opportunities for early diagnosis and treatment, evaluates the therapeutic effect and guides rehabilitation training. This article will discuss the application and value of evoked potential technology in the diagnosis of patients with consciousness disorders.
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