Brain dead: Jahi McMath was declared brain dead on Dec. 12 after she went into cardiac arrest following surgery to treat sleep apnea The case of the 13-year-old girl declared brain dead does not seem to be coming to a close any time soon, with experts still disagreeing nearly 10 months after a coroner declared her dead. Paul Fisher, a Stanford University pediatric neurologist, told a California judge Monday that he sees no evidence that Jahi McMath is alive 10 months after a coroner signed her death certificate. Jahi was declared brain dead on Dec. 12 after she went into cardiac arrest following surgery to treat sleep apnea.
@highlight
Paul Fisher, a Stanford University pediatric neurologist, told a California judge Monday that he sees no evidence that Jahi McMath is alive
@highlight
Fisher dismissed videos showing the girl moving her hands and feet at her mother's command
@highlight
McMath's family wants a judge to issue an unprecedented order declaring the girl to be alive after being declared brain dead
@placeholder was one of three doctors who declared her brain-dead after finding no neurological activity.