Sentence examples for brain dead may have from inspiring English sources
Patients who are diagnosed as being brain dead may have their organs removed while residual body functions are maintained mechanically.
The big brain story may have begun in the trees.
This required physicians to discuss organ donation and seek official consent before the withdrawal of life support in patients with catastrophic brain injury (but that were not (yet) brain-dead), and the practise may have extended to the pool of potential BD patients.
The use of DCD donors compared to their brain dead counterparts has varied results and may not be entirely promising.
By the time an ambulance arrived, she may have been brain dead; he received conflicting reports.
TONY's sources have clarified the situation: Richardson is brain dead but has not passed away.
Her instincts may have been dead on.
At the mini-inquest into Kevin's death, medical evidence suggested he may have died, or at least been brain dead before he was pulled out of the crowd.
Alone, of course, it does not imply death; patients with bulbar poliomyelitis, who may have apnea of brain-stem origin, are clearly not dead.
