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Easter Sunday Christians all over the world celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. According to the New Testament? in this day (over 2000 years ago), he rose from the dead.
It became interesting to us – was it really the only miracle resurrection? It turned out that no! In this article, we have collected real reports of the most incredible resurrections in the history of medicine.
Coma
In many films, the coma is portrayed as a light sleep. In fact in fact, a person is not always awakened from a coma, which is determined as a deep unconscious state. If a person abides in in this condition for many years, a way out of a coma is quite rare a case that equates to a miracle.
One of these miracles happened to a woman named Patricia White bull. In 1983, during childbirth, she fell into a coma, the type of which causes a persistent vegetative state. Patricia was in a coma for 16 years and was considered hopeless. However, in 1999, when the paramedic straightened her blanket, she sat down and said: “Do not that! ”
Headshot
Surviving after such an injury is almost impossible. Therefore except it’s hard to name the miracle that happened to Gabriel Giffords. On January 8, 2011, an attempt was made on Gabriel. She got a headshot and was in the border critical condition. To prevent damage from brain edema, during the operation, the doctors removed part of her skull and placed Gaby in medical coma. Four days later, the patient was able to breathe on her own, and a day later she opened her eyes. Today Giffords recovered, but still has difficulty speaking and movement.
Rabies
Rabies virus infects the central nervous system, causing brain disease and death. Rabies is usually transmitted to humans. through bites of wild animals. This disease can be prevented if promptly vaccinate before symptoms appear. However, after the onset of symptoms, survival is extreme rarity.
Jeanne Gis is the first person to survive after infection without getting the vaccine! At the age of fifteen, Jeanne was bitten by a rabid bat. Doctors went on an experiment and loaded the girl into an artificial coma. It gave her immune time system for the development of antibodies to the virus. Gis survived. During several months, most of her nervous functions were restored and abilities. Today, using this experience, doctors around the world can successfully treat patients with a similar diagnosis.
Catatonic state
The film Awakening is based on a real story about as a doctor revived a group of catatonic patients who had undergone in the 20s of the last century, a severe form of lethargic encephalitis. This disease causes a delay in physical and mental conditions, lethargic catatonia, and ultimately death.
Dr. Sachs was administering the implementation at that time. experimental drug L-Dopa which increases the brain’s production of the hormone dopamine and is used to Parkinson’s disease treatment. Thanks to this treatment, many of his patients “woke up” from catatonia, which also became a kind of by a miracle.
Brain Eater
Naegleria fowleri – a parasite living in warm freshwater reservoirs. Once in the human body through the nose, this amoeba eats its way directly into the brain, where it continues to devour living cells. Infection almost always ends in death the outcome.
In August 2013, 12-year-old Kali Hardig became third the person who survived this brain infection. Kali was infected in local water park. Doctors cooled the body of the girl to prevent brain damage and block the development of the parasite inside the body the patient, as well as a cocktail of antifungal and anti-cancer drugs. Hardig has recovered and is currently attends school.
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