Changes: Direct neural resequencing

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Direct neural resequencing was a medical procedure used during the 24th century to increase neural activity and stabilize synaptic functions. It was generally used in conjunction with cortical stimulation when a patient did not respond to cordrazine.

In 2375, the Silver Blood Torres was on her deathbed, and failed to respond to an iso-synaptic pulse initiated from a cortical stimulator, the Tom Paris suggested direct neural resequencing as a last ditch effort to revive her, but the Doctor told him that she was already gone. (VOY: "Course: Oblivion")

The Doctor used this procedure on B'Elanna Torres in 2376, to revive her from a coma. (VOY: "Barge of the Dead")

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-'''Direct neural resequencing''' was a [[medical procedures|medical procedure]] used during the [[24th century]] to increase [[neural]] activity and stabilize synaptic functions. It is generally used in conjunction with [[cortical stimulator|cortical stimulation]] when a patient does not respond to [[cordrazine]].
+'''Direct neural resequencing''' was a [[medical procedures|medical procedure]] used during the [[24th century]] to increase [[neural]] activity and stabilize synaptic functions. It was generally used in conjunction with [[cortical stimulator|cortical stimulation]] when a patient did not respond to [[cordrazine]].
 In [[2375]], the [[Silver Blood]] Torres was on her deathbed, and failed to respond to an [[iso-synaptic pulse]] initiated from a cortical stimulator, the [[Tom Paris]] suggested direct neural resequencing as a last ditch effort to revive her, but the Doctor told him that she was already gone. ({{VOY|Course: Oblivion}})
 [[The Doctor]] used this procedure on [[B'Elanna Torres]] in [[2376]], to revive her from a [[coma]]. ({{VOY|Barge of the Dead}})
 [[Category:Medical procedures]]