The Parietal Lobe
If the frontal lobe is where we decide what to do, the parietal lobe is where we understand where we […]
The Surgical Finale
Because even endings, like patients, have a way of resuscitating themselves. Endings are peculiar things. They arrive quietly after long
The Cortex
The cortex is the brain’s stage and its spotlight, a wrinkled sheet of grey matter where everything that makes us
The white matter
If the cortex is the city where thoughts are born, the white matter is the road network that carries them
The Surgical Loneliness
Loneliness is the quiet epidemic — cured, sometimes, by nothing more than company. The body survives on science; the soul
The Arachnoid
Beneath the toughness of the dura lies a layer called the arachnoid mater. Transparent and delicate, it drapes the brain
The Surgical Zeitgeist
Robotic surgery may be the latest obsession in medical circles, but it can never replace the intuition and empathy —
The pia mater
The pia mater is the brain’s most faithful companion. While the dura is its armour and the arachnoid its veil,
Which Part of the Brain Controls Voluntary Action? | Full Guide
When you decide to wave at a friend, pick up a glass of water, or type a message on your
The surgical anger
When a patient takes an alternative route instead a scientific one, a doctor can just hope they are at peace