File:Sean Maloney stroke brainscan.jpg
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English: In 2010, the carotid artery in Sean Maloney's neck froze, paralyzing much of his right side and damaging a portion of his brain used to produce speech. Brain scans taken by Dr. Amit Etkin of the Stanford University School of Medicine reveal vacant holes on the left side where the stroke hit. Months later new scans showed new activity on the right side of the brain as Maloney re-learned how to speak.
More reading: Sean Maloney Subject of New Documentary Retired Intel executive's road to recovery from devastating stroke chronicled in new documentary. On the car ride home from the hospital after suffering a stroke in February 2010, Intel executive Sean Maloney insisted that his wife take him to his boat. With little use of his right arm, he could only row in circles, but he was nonetheless determined to prove wrong his doctor's prognosis that he'd never row his scull again. The same drive that got him back into his boat enabled him to re-learn how to speak and ultimately return to work to become chairman of Intel China, leading the company's largest market. |
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| Author | Intel Free Press |
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