neurosurgery

Although neurosurgery is no longer what it once was, the neurosurgeon’s loss has been the patient’s gain.

A highlight from that talk was the state of the art robotic surgery facility at Brigham and Women's neurosurgery dept.

One chapter has him visiting a Ukrainian neurosurgery clinic not long after independence, and somehow getting involved in a titanic bureaucratic struggle.

If what you have to say about neurosurgery makes sense, what's the problem?

Paul was a close friend of mine, and we worked together on his research during his neurosurgery residency at Stanford.

What if by the time he's finished retraining, neurosurgery is also automated?

By the article's definition, neurosurgery is a blue collar trade as well.

The very existence (and broad conscious awareness) of things like brain damage, neurosurgery, and mind-altering substances demonstrates conclusively that the mind resides in the brain.

I use it as a heads-up display when I go on spacewalks and during neurosurgery.

Surely it's more a descendent of traditional scalpel neurosurgery?

I just started When the Air Hits Your Brain: Tales from Neurosurgery [1].

Ok, let's all have a debate about neurosurgery!

Mu, despite his title as Chief of Neurosurgery, does "probably not very lucrative" work due to low Medicaid rates.

Neurosurgery attempting to treat mental illness is called "pschosurgery".

"Fully homomorphic encryption is a bit like enabling a layperson to perform flawless neurosurgery while blindfolded, and without later remembering the episode." Wasn't that a Star Trek episode?

The most interesting thing here is that the Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Psychology is resorting to clickbait.