Canadian doctors have learned to communicate with patients in a coma

According to BBC, Canadian neuroscientists, led by Professor Adrian Owen could learn how to communicate with patients in a coma. According to the BBC, to communicate with the 39-year-old Scott Routley, which a 12 years ago after an accident fell into a vegetative state, Canadian scientists from Western Ontario Brain Institute used a new scanner of brain activity, which is able to capture the slightest signals of different areas of the brain of Scott Routley...
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