Men It's Wake After Sleep 19 Year
Terry Wallis is a miracle could wake up from 'sleep ' long for 19 years. Severe brain injury in a car accidentmade him live in the ward nursing home for nearly two decades.
His brain is slowly heal itself and build new connections in 2003. Men who had no hope life is awakened at the age of 42. Medical experts assess it as a miracle in the medical world.
'Brain Terry may have been seeking a new path to rebuilding a functional relationship to areas involving languageand motor control, which is damaged by injury,' said Nicholas Schiff, senior author of the study of brain damage, which was published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation as published ABCNews .
Terry Wallis is a miracle could wake up from 'sleep ' long for 19 years. Severe brain injury in a car accidentmade him live in the ward nursing home for nearly two decades.
His brain is slowly heal itself and build new connections in 2003. Men who had no hope life is awakened at the age of 42. Medical experts assess it as a miracle in the medical world.
'Brain Terry may have been seeking a new path to rebuilding a functional relationship to areas involving languageand motor control, which is damaged by injury,' said Nicholas Schiff, senior author of the study of brain damage, which was published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation as published ABCNews .
Although technically aware, Wallis had been diagnosed with an acute amnesia. He felt himself to be the year of the accident, 1980s. He also lost the ability to talk, eat, and walk.
"High-tech brain imaging showed that brain cells in areas of relatively undamaged grow slowly and are connected over the years," said Schiff, who was also director of the Laboratory of Cognitive Neuromodulation Weill Cornell Medical College, NY.
"There is the possibility of patients in a state of transition are aware, are not diagnosed in a vegetative state, so do not get treatment and better resources," said Giacino, associate director of Neuropsychology at JFK Johnson Rehabilitation Institute in Edison.
Therefore, it is difficult to measure the awareness of patients who can not speak,
respond to voice or move their head though your eyes open.
Wallis was 22 when it was badly injured in an automobile accident. After the coma, doctors pronounced he will spend the rest of his life in bed. Wallis then moved to a nursing home.
The mother continued to accompany Wallis in a vegetative state. And everyone was surprised when Wallis calls "Mommy" after two decades of lying without power. This rare circumstances considered as a new chapter in consciousness research in the future. Wallis story made in a documentary titled 'The Man Who Sleep 19 Years'.
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