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It confirmed that she had a brain injury, but was still alive prior to being starved and dehydrated to death. The medical examiner confirmed that a diagnosis of PVS cannot be made from an autopsy, and must be made by a doctor who examined the live patient, like the doctors who examined her and determined she was not PVS. (The only diagnoses of PVS came from doctors who never actually performed the examination.) The autopsy also confirmed that her brain was dehydrated from thirteen days of being forcefully deprived of water. The autopsy confirmed that she died because of the starvation/dehydration imposed on her. Off hand, I can’t think of any other determinations the autopsy revealed related to her brain, but there may be more. Basically, it confirmed what was already known before she was killed.

What was the result of Terri’s autopsy related to her brain?

I see you are new and given your name my guess is that you are a Darwinist retread, so be sure to go back and tell them that conservatives still believe in God and reject your Darwinian agenda to exterminate "undesirables." Why does that even matter?

Terri was not on a ventilator or any similar device, so obviously her brain was able to keep her blood flowing and heart beating.

If, as I'm sure YOU believe, Terri was "brain dead," then HOW EXACTLY did she experience "euphoria" from being dehydrated and starved? You and your ilk have NEVER been able to answer this question because as soon as you consider the it that you can't have it both ways.

Do YOU believe that YOU should be allowed to determine which lives are "worth living" and which are not?

“This person suffering from hereditary defects

costs the people 60,000 Reichmarks during his lifetime.

People, that is your money. Read ‘New People’.”