from my limited knowledge you just don't rush one from medically induced coma... you're always phasing one out... especially if the injury was brain related. the ongoing transportation from Spain to NED can also be playing a role in the process. time... as always... will tell, but one can always hope for the best.
well Im by no means medically qualified at all or would ever claim to be, so feel free to take what I say with a pinch of salt, but I was struck by the parallels in not just the details that have been made public so far but also the press statements in this situation with Amy, to that of Michael Schumachers head injury.
and Dr Gary Hartstein who as an anaesthetist worked alongside at the time one of the worlds leading neurosurgeons as an F1 doctor, and subsequently became the F1 medical delegate for a while (the role now taken by Dr Ian Roberts most publically remembered for pulling Romain Grosjean from a burning car). Gary wrote extensively at the time almost it feels as a catharthis because he knew Michael Schumacher personally as a person as well as a driver, and knew from his medical background & experience to piece the gaps together to try and explain it & what was happening to the fans.
heres what he wrote about the process of phasing out a medical coma
Let’s be unambiguous about this – the announcement that Michael’s care team is discontinuing his sedation is the news we’ve been waiting for. It’s the first big transi…
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and heres the collection of all his posts on the topic, you have to work from the bottom upwards.
Posts about Michael Schumacher accident written by Gary Hartstein
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now one of the things Gary stressed in his blogging at the time, is every case is different, head injuries almost by their nature dont all go the same way or have the same outcomes, we cant say for definite any of what he wrote applies to Amys situation, not that we know it applied to Michaels either, but its worth a read IMO nonetheless.
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