Laughter Helps Keep Patients Calm During Brain Surgery
Laughter might be the best medicine for brain surgery. Laughter is caused by electrical stimulation of the cingulum bundle in the brain followed by a sense of happiness and calmness in patients undergoing brain surgery.
Laughter might be the best medicine for brain surgery. Laughter is caused by electrical stimulation of the cingulum bundle in the brain followed by a sense of happiness and calmness in patients undergoing brain surgery.
‘First in India, PGI-Chandigarh starts 3D exoscope surgery. A neurosurgeons team successfully operated upon two patients with a brain tumor and orbital mass using this latest technology.
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This technology is one of the latest advances in minimally invasive brain and spine surgery. The 3D visualization is guided by scope from outside, compared to the usual 2D visualization from inside in the endoscope. Many centers in India have 2D horoscopes, but the 3D exoscope in the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research is the first in India.
This helps deal with problems on the surface of the brain, spine, and orbit. Compared to a microscope, the system is lighter, occupies less operating room space, and is ergonomically better, a PGI statement said.
Brain Surgery Evolutions
Rapid developments in medicine have expanded horizons for the treatment of even the most complex disorders. Learn more about the future of brain surgery that is all set to save lives.
Rapid developments in medicine have expanded horizons for the treatment of even the most complex disorders. Learn more about the future of brain surgery that is all set to save lives.
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Brain Surgery was Practiced 2900 Years Ago: Tibetan Encyclopedia
Doctors started practicing brain surgery at least 2,900 years ago, a specialist on Tibetan culture and literature has claimed.
Doctors started practicing brain surgery at least 2,900 years ago, a specialist on Tibetan culture and literature has claimed.
Polymer Fibres Protect Nerves Post-brain Surgery
Nimodipine can be administered directly in the brain after surgery to prevent them from dying, say Pharmacists at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), who worked in cooperation with neurosurgeons at University Hospital Halle (Saale) (UKH).
Nimodipine can be administered directly in the brain after surgery to prevent them from dying, say Pharmacists at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), who worked in cooperation with neurosurgeons at University Hospital Halle (Saale) (UKH).
