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It's called locked-in syndrome, and frequently occurs when children who drown are resuscitated but left with brain damage. These kids are unable to speak or move, but are aware of what's going on. ...
It's called locked-in syndrome, and frequently occurs when children who drown are resuscitated but left with brain damage. These kids are unable to speak or move, but are aware of what's going on. Researchers using imaging technology now believe that the damage is confined to a tiny area of the brain, paving the way for new treatments.