Therapy that deals with the hurt of people they suffer from fatal accidents

Doctors trained the 35-year-old who was injured in a car accident. They had treated him with an experimental therapy involving a nervous stimulant on the chest, reported “BBC”, report Periscope.

Within a month, he could respond to simple instructions by turning his head and following an object with his eyes.

Experts say the results are very exciting, but must be repeated.

Vagal subx0> nervous simulation cannot function effectively on patients with external brain damage.

But Angela Sirius, from the “des Science Cognitives Marc Jeannerod” Institute in Lyon, said he had chosen a real patient hard to prove treatment outside his brain.

Nerva vagus connects the brain in many parts of the body and helps control automatic functions or underseas, including will and wake up.

After a month of stimulating vagal nerve, the patient's mother reported an improved ability to stay awake when she heard his therapist read a book.

And brain scans reflected this improvement, says a biology field report.

The patient also began answering “threat”.

For example, when the doctor's head suddenly approached the patient's face, he reacted suddenly, opening his eyes wide.

Schirig said: “Brain plastism and brain repair are still possible even when hope seems to have disappeared”.

After this report, we need to consider testing the biggest samples of patients”.

“This treatment may be important for patients aware minimally by giving them more opportunities to communicate with the outside world”, he added.

Dr. Vladimir Litwak, from the Cellcome Centre for Human Neuroimation, at the University of London Institute of Neurology, said: “This may be a new and interesting development, but I would suggest that I be careful about these results until they are reproduced to more patients”

It is difficult to know based on a single case that this treatment is likely to operate in the general population of”.

A vegetative state is when a person is awake without signs of consciousness; they can open their eyes, wake up and fall asleep at regular intervals and have basic reflections; they can also fix their heartbeat and breath without help.

A person in a vegetarian state does not show any meaningful answers, such as following an object with their eyes or reacting to voices; they also do not show signs of emotional experience.

A constant or stable situation is when it happens for more than four weeks.

A permanent vegetative form has been defined as more than six months, if caused by a non-traumatic brain injury, or more than 12 months, if caused by a traumatic brain injury such as a head injury.

If a person is in a permanent vegetative state, recovery is very difficult but not impossible./Periscopi/