The brother did not have someone do anything to his brother. It was the surgeon who decided to relive the inter-cranial pressure, as any surgeon probably would

The brother did not have someone do anything to his brother. It was the surgeon who decided to relive the inter-cranial pressure, as any surgeon probably would given a brain that's under too much pressure. I think the brother's point is that if this was done in the 90's when his brother was a child, he might have led a normal life, and it's a very valid point. Yes, doctors are busy etc., but I wonder if they'd be more open to giving MRIs to patients with brain conditions if they weren't so shackled by the insurance companies ... but anyway, at this point, it's all speculative.