A comatose state is an extremely serious health condition that can occur for various reasons, most commonly as a result of severe brain injury. This phenomenon makes communication and maintaining emotional connections difficult for the patient and their family members. During a comatose state, the patient does not respond to external stimuli, yet their body remains alive, breathing, and can be nourished. Advances in medical care have significantly increased the chances of survival for those in a comatose state in recent decades. Several factors can trigger a comatose state, such as accidents, strokes, brain infarctions, or brain tumors. These injuries can cause such severe brain damage that the patient’s consciousness…