"Are you saying there's nothing wrong with him?"
"I'm saying that we haven't found an abnormality in the results available so far." Elias closed the folder. "Those are two different things. A normal initial examination doesn't mean the episode didn't happen, and it doesn't tell us exactly what caused it."
Santiago leaned back slightly, his jaw tightening.
"What do you recommend?"
"I want to continue observing him. I'll arrange further neurological assessment, and depending on how he progresses, we may need an electroencephalogram or brain imaging. Some conditions that cause convulsions don't leave obvious signs in routine blood tests or a brief examination."
Elias glanced toward Adrian, who had been listening quietly despite appearing tired.
"Has he experienced anything similar before? Any episodes of staring blankly, unusual movements, sudden confusion, or unexplained periods when he seemed unaware of his surroundings?"
"No," Santiago answered. "Not that I'm aware of."
