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To: supercat
Sorry for the "tin foil hat" think but I am really beginning to wonder if Terri's brain scan was "switched" with one of a woman of the same age who is truely PVS and that she indeed may have more of a ceribral cortex that we are being allowed to believe. You have got to admit that the general fishiness of this case tends to promote this type of "tin foil hat" speculation.

You're not the only person wondering such things.

What would it take to have it re-done?...*sigh* in this case, probably a act of God himself!

224 posted on 11/12/2003 7:04:06 AM PST by pollywog (Psalm 121;1 I Lift mine eyes to the hills from whence cometh my help.)
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To: pollywog; supercat; Budge
From: World Magazine, July 21, 2001

During the 2000 trial, neurologist James Barnhill testified on behalf of Mr. Schiavo about Mrs. Schiavo's condition. Based on his review of her CAT scans, he told the court that most of her brain was destroyed, replaced by scar tissue and spinal fluid, leaving her no hope of recovery. But Florida neurologist William Hammesfahr, in a June 2001 affidavit, stated that his own review of Mrs. Schiavo's CAT scans revealed significant, viable brain tissue. "The CAT scan readings or MRI readings of Ms. Schiavo's brain were misrepresented to the court during the trial in January 2000," Dr. Hammesfahr said.

Brain scans are taken slice-by-slice. A black layer on one "slice" does not indicate what will be found in the next "slice"

233 posted on 11/12/2003 9:32:50 AM PST by TaxRelief (Welcome to the only website dedicated to the preservation of a free republic.)
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