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If you look at the anatomy, the structure, the function, there's nothing in the universe that's more beautiful, that's more complex, than the human brain - Keith Black (quoted in Discover magazine, April, 2004

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History Of Brain Surgery

Neurosugery has come a long way...

Brain surgery is perhaps the oldest of the practiced medical arts. There is no hard evidence suggesting a beginning to the practice of other fields of medicine such as pharmacology — using drugs, chemical and natural ingredients to help a fellow human being. There is ample evidence, however, of brain surgery, dating back to the Neolithic (late Stone Age) period.

Unearthed remains of successful brain operations, as well as surgical implements, were found in France at one of Europe’s noted archeological digs. The success rate was remarkable, even circa 7,000 B.C.

However, pre-historic evidence of brain surgery was not limited to Europe.…

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 History Of Brain Surgery

There is no hard evidence suggesting a beginning to the practice of other fields of medicine such as pharmacology — using drugs, chemical and natural ingredients to help a fellow human being. There is ample evidence, however, of brain surgery, dating back to the Neolithic (late Stone Age) period.

Surgical Theater

...neurosurgeons at major medical centers and academic institutions across the U.S. and around the world are utilizing Surgical Theater’s transformative enterprise-wide virtual reality medical visualization platform and Precision VR™ long before a patient is prepped for surgery. This first-of-its-kind immersive environment allows for unparalleled patient education and engagement, while also delivering next-generation surgical planning and navigation capabilities.

3DNeuroanatomy

We feel pleased to introduce you our project based on the development of a huge 3DNeuroanatomy community. Our aim is to encourage every single neurosurgeon or neurosurgical resident to join us in order to create a group of people interested on the study and discussion of different neurosurgical cases, always assisted by the most important weapon we have, the NEUROANATOMY.

AANS Neurosurgeon

The official socioeconomic publication of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS), AANS Neurosurgeon, features information and analysis for contemporary neurosurgical practice.

Neurosurgery Basics

Learning neurosurgery for medical students, PAs, NPs, and neuroscience nurses.

Neurosurgery Blog: More Than Brain Surgery

The mission of Neurosurgery Blog is to investigate and report on how healthcare policy affects patients, physicians and medical practice and to illustrate that the art and science of neurosurgery encompasses much more than brain surgery.

Neurosurgery On-Call

Welcome to Neurosurgery://On-Call featuring neurosurgical information for patients and the health care professional. Neurosurgery://On-Call is presented by the American Association of Neurological Surgeons and the Congress of Neurological Surgeons.

Operative Neurosurgery

At least three major trends in neurosurgical techniques have emerged: A move toward more minimally invasive (or non-invasive) approach to the surgical target. The development of high-precision treatment delivery techniques. Increasing role of multimodality intraoperative imaging.

The Neurosurgical Atlas

The Neurosurgical Atlas is the most comprehensive regularly updated atlas on the web, keeping neurosurgeons abreast of cutting edge technical nuances. We aim to teach techniques to improve patients' safety and surgical outcome.

Brain & Mind - A to Z

Dear viewer, you are looking at the definitive guide to the brain and mind for everyone. I hope it is useful and interesting to you.

Brain-Surgery.com

The purpose of this website is to provide clear, understandable, non-technical information about the medical conditions that usually require brain surgery, as well as information about the techniques and skills needed for successful surgery on the brain.

Glasgow Coma Scale

The GCS is scored between 3 and 15, 3 being the worst, and 15 the best. It is composed of three parameters : Best Eye Response, Best Verbal Response, Best Motor Response. Note that the phrase 'GCS of 11' is essentially meaningless, and it is important to break the figure down into its components, such as E3V3M5 = GCS 11. A Coma Score of 13 or higher correlates with a mild brain injury, 9 to 12 is a moderate injury and 8 or less a severe brain injury.

NeuroMind

The #1 app for neurosurgery in the world! NeuroMind offers interactive clinical decision support and clinical classification and grading systems. The app is officially supported by Surgical Neurology International and the European Association of Neurosurgical Societies (EANS).

Neurosurgery Blog

To provide neurosurgeons with the most timely comprehensive and relevant clinical information to improve patient care.

Neurosurgic.com

Neurosurgic.com is a professional networking site for neurosurgeons of all levels, neurosurgical trainees, and medical students interested in neurosurgery. Members of other medical professions - such as neurologists, neuroradiologists, neurointerventionists, neuroanesthesiologists, neurophysiologists and others with an interest in neurosurgery, are also invited to join.

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