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vertigo, confusion. what we ve also recognized is it can do also do something called the cavitation effect, little bubbles that can be produced in any fluid medium, which produces something very similar to decompression sickness which may have long-term structural and functional implications. microwaves on the other hand work a bit differently. the way they essentially work is the brain is really nothing more than electrochemical organ, and microwaves can disrupt the electromagnetic activity that s so important to brain function. goodness. doctor i call you doctor. james giordano, we appreciate your work on this. we ll continue to follow the story. i want to bring our viewers live to the pentagon where major general hank taylor is briefing on the latest evacuation efforts from afghanistan.
left side. she downplaying some of the efforts. he saved her life. the neurosurgeons saved the patient s life. with the function she had before the surgery tells us how much injury the bullet did. but the fact she had a lot of preservation before surgery is what makes the situation as well as it can. of course, as time goes on, the cavitation effect from the bullet itself will have some degeneration of brain cell and matter. so we have to see what happens later on. one of the most important was how she was before the surgery. we had a primary injury. we cannot fix the damage done by the bullet. then there is a secondary injury caused by the subsequent swelling and