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Role of tone in brain surgery success
The article discusses the technique of awake brain surgery, which allows doctors to perform procedures on the brain while the patient remains awake and conscious. This approach relies on the brain's insensitivity to pain due to local anesthesia, enabling surgeons to monitor sensitive areas such as those controlling speech and movement. This reduces the risk of permanent damage to these regions. The surgery is used to preserve talent or protect senses from damage when dealing with tumors near critical areas. Real-life examples, such as Indian musician "Abhishek Prasad," have demonstrated that it is possible for patients to regain their ability to play music during the operation. This technique represents a significant breakthrough in neuromedicine, combining life-saving intervention with the preservation of the patient's personal abilities.
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