The Saudi prince, who has been in a coma for 15 years, showed signs of life, the video of the young prince moving his fingers went viral.
According to the report of a foreign news organization, doctors have declared the birth of signs of life after 15 years in the son of Saudi prince Khalid bin Talal as a miracle of nature.
Because Prince Waleed bin Khalid bin Talal, the owner of billions of property, was in a coma since last year and even the most expert doctor failed to bring him back to consciousness.
According to media reports, Prince Waleed suffered a traffic accident while studying at the Military College in 2005, after which he went into coma.
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After 15 years he spent in a coma… the sleeping Prince Al-Waleed bin Khaled moves his hand…
Oh God, restore his health to him, just as you restored sight to Jacob, and just as you gave birth to Mary without a husband, and took Yunus out of the belly of the whale, and conceived the wife of Abraham, peace be upon him, while she was sterile…
O Most Merciful, O Most Merciful, we ask you, by your mercy, to heal him pic.twitter.com/QSeOOaKLkw– Yahya Al-Ghamari (@yahyaalghamri) October 19, 2020
The Saudi prince has been in a coma for a long time and is called the ‘Sleeping Prince’. Three American and one Spanish doctors have been trying to revive him for years but have not been successful.
But now Prince Waleed bin Khalid bin Talal’s fingers suddenly moved, the video of which is also going viral on social media. In the video, a woman’s voice can be heard asking the prince to raise his fingers and suddenly Prince Waleed bin Khalid raises his fingers and then raises his palm.
Both the family and the medical staff were happy to see movement in Prince’s hands, as after 15 years, Prince has regained hope for life.
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**Interview with Dr. Sarah Al-Mansoori, Neurologist**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Dr. Al-Mansoori. We are discussing the recent news surrounding Prince Al-Waleed bin Khalid bin Talal, who has shown signs of life after being in a coma for 15 years. Can you share your thoughts on this development?
**Dr. Al-Mansoori:** Thank you for having me. This is indeed a remarkable development. The videos showing Prince Waleed moving his fingers are not only heartwarming but also raise many questions about recovery from prolonged unconsciousness.
**Interviewer:** What could this movement indicate about his neurological condition?
**Dr. Al-Mansoori:** Movement, even minimal, can be a sign of preserved brain function. It suggests that some neural pathways may still be active, which is rare in cases of prolonged coma. While many patients in similar situations may not show any signs of recovery, these movements indicate potential responsiveness.
**Interviewer:** The media has referred to this occurrence as a “miracle of nature.” Is that an accurate description from a medical standpoint?
**Dr. Al-Mansoori:** While the term “miracle” can be a bit dramatic, it is certainly an unexpected and encouraging sign. In neurology, we know that recovery can sometimes defy our expectations. Each case is unique, and there are instances where patients have shown improvement after long periods. However, it’s important to approach such cases with cautious optimism.
**Interviewer:** Given that experts had previously given bleak forecasts about his recovery, what does this mean for future medical cases?
**Dr. Al-Mansoori:** This situation highlights the unpredictable nature of brain injuries and recovery. It opens the door for further research into coma and vegetative states. Each patient is different, and we must consider the psychological and emotional aspects of recovery as well.
**Interviewer:** What are the next steps for Prince Al-Waleed’s treatment now that he has shown signs of life?
**Dr. Al-Mansoori:** The medical team will likely conduct extensive evaluations to understand the extent of his neural activity. Rehabilitation and therapies aimed at stimulation could also be considered to encourage further movement and responsiveness.
**Interviewer:** Thank you for your insights, Dr. Al-Mansoori. This certainly offers hope for many families in similar situations.
**Dr. Al-Mansoori:** Thank you for having me, and let’s continue to spread awareness about the complexities of brain recovery.
