Only 3 of the 86 recruited head-injury patients had a clear and confident experience of an NDE.

在招募的 86 名头部受伤患者中， 只有 3 名对濒有清晰而自信的经历。

It seems like this could be due to a person's blood and oxygen flow being depleted to their eyes at the time of their NDE.

似乎这可能是由于一个人在濒时流向眼睛的血液和氧气耗尽了。

Potentially furthering a correlation between the human brain and near-death experiences, another recent study found that NDEs were uncommon in head-injury cases compared to other near-death conditions.

最近的另一项研究现，与其他濒情况相比，濒在头部受伤病例中并不常见，这可能进一步证明了人脑与濒之间的相关。

Curious as to why this was, researchers found in a recent smaller study that NDE memories have more phenomenological characteristics than memories of imagined and real events.

这是为什么， 研究人员在最近的一项小型研究中现，与想象和真实事件的记忆相比， 濒记忆具有更多的现象学特征。

A near-death experience, or NDE, is a significant psychological event that can occur when a person is close to death or in other situations of physical or emotional crisis.

濒（ NDE） 是一种重大的心理事件，当一个人濒临亡或处于其他身或情感危机的情况下时， 就会生这种情况。

They suggest that NDE memories may not simply be imagined event memories, but rather that their physiological origins could lead them to be truly perceived, even if they are not lived in reality.

他们认为 NDE 记忆可能不仅仅是想象的事件记忆，而是它们的生理起源可能导致它们被真实地感知，即使它们并不存在于现实中。