And barring that, especially if they have children, they should think about what would happen if their child did have an injury, a head injury, and where would that child go. What motivates me is there are a lot of young people, children, especially, who are dying unnecessarily. These kids could live and have a very good quality of life, and they're dying. I see it, the way they're being treated. Kids more than adults are not having their brain pressure monitored and are being severely hyperventilated, having their blood pressure drop and so on.
Kids can make a very good recovery, even better than adults.
And what's driving me is that there are deaths occurring every ten minutes as we're talking. That a potentially salvageable patient that can go on and have a very good quality of life. Somebody who's got the rest of their lives in front of them. So that's what drives me. These guidelines serve as a parameter for the treatment of severe head injury patients around the world.