He closed his eyes, visualizing Maya’s brain. If the anatomy was perfect on the scans, then the physiology—the electrical whispers between the cells—must be where the conversation was breaking down.
He didn't perform the standard tests again. Instead, he asked Maya to do something Adams and Victor emphasized above all else: a meticulous, observation-based examination. He asked her to draw a spiral in the air. Adams and Victor's Principles of Neurology
"I can't make it stop, Dr. Thorne," she whispered, her voice thick with exhaustion. "It feels like someone else is pulling the strings." He closed his eyes, visualizing Maya’s brain