With the latest brain analysis scanner activity, British neurosurgeons found that in the autonomic patients are able to think and even “respond” to questions. 
Photo from open sources In 2000, a resident of Canada, Scott Routley had a serious accident and in serious condition was taken to the hospital. Doctors told relatives of the victim that Scott fell into a coma. The patient could open his eyes, move his fingers and kept the usual regimen of day and night, so relatives believed that Scott hears and understands them. However, doctors said the opposite. All tests testified that the man is in a vegetative condition and is not able to respond to the outside world. This case very interested in the British neurosurgeon Adrian Owen, who decided to conduct a detailed study. Together with a team of scientists from Cambridge University professor has developed a special technique to “read” the thoughts of people in a coma. Specialists scanned the brain Scott and asked him a series of questions that were supposed to be answered “Yes or no”. In this case, the MRI device recorded even the most insignificant activity in the male brain. However more all scientists were interested in the question of whether Scott feels pain. Answer the patient was unequivocal – “no.” “We believe Scott knows who where he is, “Professor Owen summarizes the experiment. According to the neurosurgeon, Scott showed that his consciousness did not die and that he is still capable of making decisions. “We have been for many years sought to develop a method for “talking” with patients in a coma. Now this goal has been achieved, “said the scientist.” I hope in the future we can improve the technique and somehow improve the living conditions such patients. “Brian Young, who was Scott’s neurosurgeon Routley, throughout all these years, admitted that the results research literally turned the theory of state assessment patients using typical procedures that are usually performed in such cases. Professor Owen conducted similar experiments on others. patients and in almost all cases received similar positive results.
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