- See Also
- Gwern
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Links
- “Randomized Trial of Ketamine Masked by Surgical Anesthesia in Depressed Patients”, Lii et al 2023
- “Cessations of Consciousness in Meditation: Advancing a Scientific Understanding of nirodha Samāpatti”, Laukkonen et al 2023
- “This Is What It’s like Waking up during Surgery: General Anesthetic Is Supposed to Make Surgery Painless. But Now There’s Evidence That One Person in 20 May Be Awake When Doctors Think They’re Under”, Robson 2019
- “General Anesthesia: A Probe to Explore Consciousness”, Bonhomme et al 2019
- “This Chemical Is So Hot It Destroys Nerve Endings—In a Good Way: Resiniferatoxin Is 10,000× Hotter Than the Hottest Pepper, and Has Features That Make It Promising As a Painkiller of Last Resort”, Simon 2018
- “Propofol-Induced Unresponsiveness Is Associated With Impaired Feedforward Connectivity in Cortical Hierarchy”, Sanders et al 2018
- “Ketamine Stirs Up Hope—And Controversy—As a Depression Drug: The next Big Depression Treatment Might Be Ketamine, but How Best to Use It Remains Unknown”, Velasquez-Manoff 2018
- “High Efficient and Non-Invasive Collection of Ejaculates from Rats Using Penile Vibratory Stimulation”, Liu et al 2018c
- “Surgical Patients May Be Feeling Pain—And (Mostly) Forgetting It: Amnesic Anesthetics Are Convenient and Help Patients Make a Faster Recovery, but They Don’t Necessarily Prevent Suffering during Surgery”, Cole-Adams 2017
- “What Do People Expect of General Anesthesia?”, Rowley et al 2017
- “Incidence of Connected Consciousness After Tracheal Intubation: A Prospective, International, Multicenter Cohort Study of the Isolated Forearm Technique”, Sanders et al 2017
- “Efficacy of Therapeutic Suggestions under General Anesthesia: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials”, Rosendahl et al 2016
- “Patient Perspectives on Intraoperative Awareness With Explicit Recall: Report from a North American Anesthesia Awareness Registry”, Kent et al 2015
- “IamA Anesthesia Awareness Survivor! AMA!”, ohnozombees 2013
- “Awakening”, Lang 2013
- “Neuroscience: The Mind Reader”, Cyranoski 2012
- “Consciousness Lost and Found: Subjective Experiences in an Unresponsive State”, Noreika et al 2011
- “Stuff § Colonoscopy”, Alexander 2009
- “Inverse Zombies, Anesthesia Awareness, and the Hard Problem of Unconsciousness”, Mashour & LaRock 2008
- “Anesthetizing the Public Conscience: Lethal Injection and Animal Euthanasia”, Alper 2008
- “When Memory Fails, Intuition Reigns: Midazolam Enhances Implicit Inference in Humans”, Frank et al 2006
- “Self-Management of Fatal Familial Insomnia. Part 2: Case Report”, Schenkein & Montagna 2006
- “The Incidence of Awareness During Anesthesia: A Multicenter United States Study”, Sebel et al 2004
- “Ketamine: Dreams and Realities § Flashbacks, Acute Stress Reactions, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder”, U. 2004 (page 130)
- “Euphorbium: Modern Research on Its Active Principle, Resiniferatoxin, Revives an Ancient Medicine”, Appendino & Szallasi 1997
- “Why You Can’t Make a Computer That Feels Pain”, Dennett 1978
- “Pain Relief With Hypnotic Doses Of Barbiturates And A Hypothesis”, Keats & Beecher 1950
- “Cocaine: a Cultural History, from Medical Wonder to Illicit Drug”
- “Introductory Antimemetics (abandoned First Draft)”, Hughes 2024
- “How Can Doctors Tell If You Wake up during Surgery?”
- “Xenon Trip Reports”, Erowid 2024
- “My Hour of Memoryless Lucidity”
- “Some Experiments I’d Like Someone To Try With An Amnestic”
- “Xenon in Medical Area: Emphasis on Neuroprotection in Hypoxia and Anesthesia”
- “Banishing Consciousness: the Mystery of Anesthesia”
- “Infants’ Sense of Pain Is Recognized, Finally”
- “Anesthesia: What We Still Don’t Know about the ‘Gift of Oblivion’”
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- Wikipedia
- Miscellaneous
- Bibliography
See Also
Gwern
“Why Dreams Don’t Matter”, Gwern 2021
“Inverse P-Zombies: the Other Direction in the Hard Problem of Consciousness”, Gwern 2011
Inverse p-zombies: the other direction in the Hard Problem of Consciousness
Links
“Randomized Trial of Ketamine Masked by Surgical Anesthesia in Depressed Patients”, Lii et al 2023
Randomized Trial of Ketamine Masked by Surgical Anesthesia in Depressed Patients
“Cessations of Consciousness in Meditation: Advancing a Scientific Understanding of nirodha Samāpatti”, Laukkonen et al 2023
Cessations of consciousness in meditation: Advancing a scientific understanding of nirodha samāpatti
“This Is What It’s like Waking up during Surgery: General Anesthetic Is Supposed to Make Surgery Painless. But Now There’s Evidence That One Person in 20 May Be Awake When Doctors Think They’re Under”, Robson 2019
“General Anesthesia: A Probe to Explore Consciousness”, Bonhomme et al 2019
“This Chemical Is So Hot It Destroys Nerve Endings—In a Good Way: Resiniferatoxin Is 10,000× Hotter Than the Hottest Pepper, and Has Features That Make It Promising As a Painkiller of Last Resort”, Simon 2018
“Propofol-Induced Unresponsiveness Is Associated With Impaired Feedforward Connectivity in Cortical Hierarchy”, Sanders et al 2018
“Ketamine Stirs Up Hope—And Controversy—As a Depression Drug: The next Big Depression Treatment Might Be Ketamine, but How Best to Use It Remains Unknown”, Velasquez-Manoff 2018
“High Efficient and Non-Invasive Collection of Ejaculates from Rats Using Penile Vibratory Stimulation”, Liu et al 2018c
“Surgical Patients May Be Feeling Pain—And (Mostly) Forgetting It: Amnesic Anesthetics Are Convenient and Help Patients Make a Faster Recovery, but They Don’t Necessarily Prevent Suffering during Surgery”, Cole-Adams 2017
“What Do People Expect of General Anesthesia?”, Rowley et al 2017
“Incidence of Connected Consciousness After Tracheal Intubation: A Prospective, International, Multicenter Cohort Study of the Isolated Forearm Technique”, Sanders et al 2017
“Efficacy of Therapeutic Suggestions under General Anesthesia: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials”, Rosendahl et al 2016
“Patient Perspectives on Intraoperative Awareness With Explicit Recall: Report from a North American Anesthesia Awareness Registry”, Kent et al 2015
“IamA Anesthesia Awareness Survivor! AMA!”, ohnozombees 2013
“Awakening”, Lang 2013
“Neuroscience: The Mind Reader”, Cyranoski 2012
“Consciousness Lost and Found: Subjective Experiences in an Unresponsive State”, Noreika et al 2011
Consciousness lost and found: Subjective experiences in an unresponsive state
“Stuff § Colonoscopy”, Alexander 2009
“Inverse Zombies, Anesthesia Awareness, and the Hard Problem of Unconsciousness”, Mashour & LaRock 2008
Inverse zombies, anesthesia awareness, and the hard problem of unconsciousness
“Anesthetizing the Public Conscience: Lethal Injection and Animal Euthanasia”, Alper 2008
Anesthetizing the Public Conscience: Lethal Injection and Animal Euthanasia
“When Memory Fails, Intuition Reigns: Midazolam Enhances Implicit Inference in Humans”, Frank et al 2006
When Memory Fails, Intuition Reigns: Midazolam Enhances Implicit Inference in Humans
“Self-Management of Fatal Familial Insomnia. Part 2: Case Report”, Schenkein & Montagna 2006
Self-management of fatal familial insomnia. Part 2: case report
“The Incidence of Awareness During Anesthesia: A Multicenter United States Study”, Sebel et al 2004
The Incidence of Awareness During Anesthesia: A Multicenter United States Study
“Ketamine: Dreams and Realities § Flashbacks, Acute Stress Reactions, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder”, U. 2004 (page 130)
“Euphorbium: Modern Research on Its Active Principle, Resiniferatoxin, Revives an Ancient Medicine”, Appendino & Szallasi 1997
Euphorbium: Modern research on its active principle, resiniferatoxin, revives an ancient medicine
“Why You Can’t Make a Computer That Feels Pain”, Dennett 1978
“Pain Relief With Hypnotic Doses Of Barbiturates And A Hypothesis”, Keats & Beecher 1950
Pain Relief With Hypnotic Doses Of Barbiturates And A Hypothesis:
“Cocaine: a Cultural History, from Medical Wonder to Illicit Drug”
Cocaine: a cultural history, from medical wonder to illicit drug
“Introductory Antimemetics (abandoned First Draft)”, Hughes 2024
“How Can Doctors Tell If You Wake up during Surgery?”
“Xenon Trip Reports”, Erowid 2024
“My Hour of Memoryless Lucidity”
“Some Experiments I’d Like Someone To Try With An Amnestic”
“Xenon in Medical Area: Emphasis on Neuroprotection in Hypoxia and Anesthesia”
Xenon in medical area: emphasis on neuroprotection in hypoxia and anesthesia
“Banishing Consciousness: the Mystery of Anesthesia”
“Infants’ Sense of Pain Is Recognized, Finally”
“Anesthesia: What We Still Don’t Know about the ‘Gift of Oblivion’”
Anesthesia: what we still don’t know about the ‘gift of oblivion’
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2023-laukkonen.pdf: “Cessations of Consciousness in Meditation: Advancing a Scientific Understanding of nirodha Samāpatti”, -
https://web.archive.org/web/20190710155147/https://mosaicscience.com/story/anaesthesia-anesthesia-awake-awareness-surgery-operation-or-paralysed/: “This Is What It’s like Waking up during Surgery: General Anesthetic Is Supposed to Make Surgery Painless. But Now There’s Evidence That One Person in 20 May Be Awake When Doctors Think They’re Under”, -
https://www.nature.com/articles/486178a: “Neuroscience: The Mind Reader”, -
2011-noreika.pdf: “Consciousness Lost and Found: Subjective Experiences in an Unresponsive State”,