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by Phillis - Zacks little sister on October 27th, 2009
You have to put your thoughts in the form of a question, okay? It's a rule here.
Unless and until medical science proves it wrong, being clinically dead IS being dead. The heart flatlines, and there is no visible brain activity on the EEG machine. THere is a cessation of breathing. So far as we know, that is dead.
There is what is known a golden window of time that a dead body can be reanimated so that the end result is, for all intents and purposes, a normal life resumed. Depending on the circumstances, that window of opportunity can be as little as 6 minutes with no long-term brain damage, or as long as an hour, supposing the body was in a cryogenic environment.
Once that window closes, there may be reanimation, but the brain was hypoxic for far too long, and sustained irreversible brain damage. This leaves the patient in a permanent, vegetative state, provided they were able to be recuscitated at all. +5
by peppermint patty on October 27th, 2009
because person is dead?
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You're reading If person is dead completely then he cant come to alive again..then give me reason biologically and physiologically why person cant be alive again....
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