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Brain injury, a traumatic injury as opposed to a stroke, can be better. why is that? >> well, strokes usually involve a specific part of the brain where that brain tissue actually dies, becomes newer kr s newer dies. there's bleeding, swelling, but nots like you have one chunk of the brain that is just completely wiped out. it's much more subtle and diffused. many of these patients can have a better outcome. i think that's what we're seeing with her. >> that is amazing, and it is another reason for optimism, obviously. i'd also say, doctor, she might not spend as much time in the rehab hospita...

Treatment. >> who are you going to talk to? >> the transition is a tough one. finding a place to live is a problem. they can't afford an apartment. ibrahim needs a job. but in just five weeks, a generous donor finds an apartment for them and puts it under the twins' name. he also gives ibrahim a job. life for the twins is a constant series of visits to the hospital for testing. they're now under the care of dr. mamdouh, who accompanied them to dallas and has been with them the entire time. >> i'm worried a lot about their bone growth and bone healing because the cranium, the brain tissue is a ...

Blood, bone fragments, fragments of brain tissue are going to come flying out almost like spray paint. >> that blood evidence should be located on the passenger side of the patrol car. but according to dr. norton, it's not there. >> where is all of that evidence? it's not in the car. so where is it? >> dr. norton makes an alarming deduction. >> i came to the conclusion that he almost had to be standing outside the vehicle. it then suddenly occurs to me that he's almost got to be facing so that that exit wound is toward the field. >> in other words, jim lamance was facing his brother kevin when...

Colorado has one of the highest concentration of this devastating disease and paradoxically colorado donors ever are the best, their tissues can be retrieved and brought her quickly. >> the brain tissue that we can retrieve quickly, and repair, in colorado where there's a high incident rate choose to participate, it's valuable for researchers around the world. >> in just the last few years, the researchers published the most promising work yet, solving the mystery of a disease with no known cause or cure. >> juliet: that was dave young from our affiliate kdvr in denver reporting. when to comes...

Human brain so there you go. >> these freezers old the key to unlocking the cause of multiple sclerosis and contain what could be soon the largest collection of brain tissue donated by patients. patients like leslie cane who plans to donate. >> there is an incident that someone in one year, a student who learns something from the patron you donate or someone ten years from now who donates something from your gift. >> these are sam pl of normal versus infected ms brain tissues. 350 so far and studying each gives the researcher the best find for a cure. >> there's so subs-- there's no substituti...