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  1. trigeminal neuralgia
    intense paroxysmal neuralgia along the trigeminal nerve
    Now following my complains, my GP suspect that I have Trigeminal Neuralgia, he prescribed me Tegretol 100 mg to take 2 daily.
  2. brain surgery
    any surgical procedure involving the brain
    In other words, the down side of brain surgery has been greatly reduced.
  3. trigeminal
    the main sensory nerve of the face and motor nerve for the muscles of mastication
    Now following my complains, my GP suspect that I have Trigeminal Neuralgia, he prescribed me Tegretol 100 mg to take 2 daily.
  4. coagulation
    the process of forming semisolid lumps in a liquid
    • * Coagulation instrumentation.
  5. basilar
    of or relating to or located at the base
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly c...
  6. surgery
    science treating disease or injury by operative procedures
    All of these studies can help the surgeon of the brain that would cause trouble after the patient wakes up from surgery.
  7. brain tumor
    a tumor in the brain
    With primary brain tumors, 90-99% removal is now really possible with preservation of surrounding eloquent brain.
  8. ultrasonic
    of or involving frequencies above those of audible sound
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  9. collagen
    a fibrous protein found in bone and connective tissue
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  10. oxidize
    enter into a combination with oxygen
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  11. aneurysm
    an abnormal bulge caused by weakening of an artery wall
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  12. lesion
    any localized abnormal structural change in a bodily part
    With current lighting technology, even a very small and extremely deep approach to a brain lesion can be seen in the equivalent of broad daylight.
  13. vascular
    relating to vessels that conduct and circulate fluids
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  14. imaging
    the ability to form mental images of things or events
    • * "Functional" Imaging Studies (Functional MRI, Magnetoenceph-alography, EEG mapping studies, angiographic "stress" tests, e.g. the Wada test).
  15. magnification
    the act of expanding something in apparent size
    Magnification in three dimensions allows even those with the worst vision to see every thing with astounding clarity.
  16. brain
    the organ that is the center of the nervous system
    All of these studies can help the surgeon of the brain that would cause trouble after the patient wakes up from surgery.
  17. tumor
    an abnormal new mass of tissue that serves no purpose
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  18. real-time
    of or relating to computer systems that update information at the same rate they receive information
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  19. bipolar
    pertaining to or occurring in northern and southern extremes
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  20. oxidized
    combined with or having undergone a chemical reaction with oxygen
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  21. blood transfusion
    the introduction of blood or blood plasma into a vein or artery
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  22. surgeon
    a physician who specializes in surgery
    All of these studies can help the surgeon of the brain that would cause trouble after the patient wakes up from surgery.
  23. reliably
    in a faithful manner
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  24. space shuttle
    a reusable spacecraft with wings for a controlled descent through the Earth's atmosphere
    Just as the space shuttle is guided in mid-flight, so the hand of the surgeon can be guided in mid-operation.
  25. functional
    designed for or capable of a particular use
    • * "Functional" Imaging Studies (Functional MRI, Magnetoenceph-alography, EEG mapping studies, angiographic "stress" tests, e.g. the Wada test).
  26. infrared
    having or employing wavelengths longer than light but shorter than radio waves; lying outside the visible spectrum at its red end
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  27. residual
    relating to or indicating a remainder
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly communic...
  28. traumatic
    psychologically painful
    In other words, brain surgery does not have to be traumatic; furthermore, it is a most successful tool in the treatment of brain diseases.
  29. neuralgia
    acute spasmodic pain along the course of one or more nerves
    Now following my complains, my GP suspect that I have Trigeminal Neuralgia, he prescribed me Tegretol 100 mg to take 2 daily.
  30. forceps
    an extractor consisting of a pair of pincers used in medical treatment (especially for the delivery of babies)
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  31. dimensional
    relating to coordinates that determine a position in space
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  32. shunt
    a conductor diverting a fraction of current from a device
    Shunt Surgery

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  33. transfusion
    the introduction of blood or plasma into a vein or artery
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  34. technology
    the practical application of science to commerce or industry
    With current lighting technology, even a very small and extremely deep approach to a brain lesion can be seen in the equivalent of broad daylight.
  35. topic
    the subject matter of a conversation or discussion
    Thanx

    Topic Continued on Forum...

    nero surgeron apprentice (11/8/2010)
    can a brain surgeon get sued if something goes wrong while in a provate hospital like matter private??
  36. wake
    stop sleeping
    All of these studies can help the surgeon of the brain that would cause trouble after the patient wakes up from surgery.
  37. coma
    a state of deep and often prolonged unconsciousness
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly communic...
  38. computer
    a machine for performing calculations automatically
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  39. minimize
    make small or insignificant
    ________________________________________
    One of the most beautiful ironies of all of this technology is that it allows the surgeon to minimize everything.
  40. laser
    an optical device that produces an intense beam of light
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  41. patient
    enduring trying circumstances with even temper
    All of these studies can help the surgeon of the brain that would cause trouble after the patient wakes up from surgery.
  42. clarity
    the quality of being coherent and easily understood
    Magnification in three dimensions allows even those with the worst vision to see every thing with astounding clarity.
  43. removal
    the act of taking out or causing to leave
    Total removal of tumors and vascular lesions is now possible.
  44. mechanical
    using tools or devices
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  45. microscope
    magnifier of the image of small objects
    • * The operating microscope.
  46. surgical
    of or relating to a medical operation
    FOR NEW SURGICAL DEVELOPMENT FROM BRAINLAB, USING THEIR NEW COMPUTER GUIDED SYSTEMS IN THE O.R., PLEASE CLICK HERE.
  47. rupture
    the act of making a sudden noisy break
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly communic...
  48. stress
    special emphasis attached to something
    • * "Functional" Imaging Studies (Functional MRI, Magnetoenceph-alography, EEG mapping studies, angiographic "stress" tests, e.g. the Wada test).
  49. reduce
    make smaller
    In other words, the down side of brain surgery has been greatly reduced.
  50. assuring
    giving confidence
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  51. eliminate
    end, take out, or do away with
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  52. vision
    the ability to see
    Magnification in three dimensions allows even those with the worst vision to see every thing with astounding clarity.
  53. bias
    a partiality preventing objective consideration of an issue
    (This is my own personal bias, so take this with a grain of salt.
  54. operative
    producing a desired effect
    The result has been a dramatic reduction in operative error.
  55. damage
    the occurrence of a change for the worse
    He can safely go through "quiet" brain on his path to the problem with full confidence knowing that he will not damage the patient!
  56. astound
    affect with wonder
    Magnification in three dimensions allows even those with the worst vision to see every thing with astounding clarity.
  57. furthermore
    in addition
    In other words, brain surgery does not have to be traumatic; furthermore, it is a most successful tool in the treatment of brain diseases.
  58. dimension
    a construct distinguishing objects or individuals
    Magnification in three dimensions allows even those with the worst vision to see every thing with astounding clarity.
  59. irony
    incongruity between what might be expected and what occurs
    ________________________________________
    One of the most beautiful ironies of all of this technology is that it allows the surgeon to minimize everything.
  60. outcome
    something that results
    Improve patient outcome.
  61. instrument
    the means whereby some act is accomplished
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  62. eloquent
    expressing yourself readily, clearly, effectively
    With primary brain tumors, 90-99% removal is now really possible with preservation of surrounding eloquent brain.
  63. accurate
    characterized by perfect conformity to fact or truth
    It is now possible to do all of the following, in a more complete and accurate manner:

    1.
    2.
  64. image
    a visual representation produced on a surface
    • * "Functional" Imaging Studies (Functional MRI, Magnetoenceph-alography, EEG mapping studies, angiographic "stress" tests, e.g. the Wada test).
  65. equivalent
    being essentially comparable to something
    With current lighting technology, even a very small and extremely deep approach to a brain lesion can be seen in the equivalent of broad daylight.
  66. assisted
    having help; often used as a combining form
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  67. involve
    contain as a part
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  68. operate
    perform as expected when applied
    • * The operating microscope.
  69. recovery
    return to an original state
    Mr Ab (8/24/2010)
    I had a Burr hole drainage of SDH and coiling of P COM Aneurysm in march 2009, good recovery.
  70. briefly
    for a short time
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly c...
  71. surround
    extend on all sides of simultaneously; encircle
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  72. primary
    of first rank or importance or value
    With primary brain tumors, 90-99% removal is now really possible with preservation of surrounding eloquent brain.
  73. vital
    performing an essential function in the living body
    Recognition of vital structures is now routine, no matter how small they might be.
  74. dramatic
    characteristic of a stage performance
    The result has been a dramatic reduction in operative error.
  75. normal
    being approximately average or within certain limits
    Spare the normal brain.
  76. preserve
    keep in safety and protect from harm, loss, or destruction
    The "music lessons" are almost always preserved.
  77. electric
    using or providing the flow of charge through a conductor
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  78. remove
    take something away as by lifting, pushing, or taking off
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    Blood on the brain (11/20/2010)
    My husband got blood on the brain after an accident, the blood was removed.
  79. available
    obtainable or accessible and ready for use or service
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  80. contact
    the act of touching physically
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  81. balance
    harmonious arrangement or relation of parts within a whole
    I also have a loosing of backward balance.
  82. grain
    a cereal grass
    (This is my own personal bias, so take this with a grain of salt.
  83. structure
    a complex entity made of many parts
    Recognition of vital structures is now routine, no matter how small they might be.
  84. comment
    a statement that expresses a personal opinion
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    Blood on the brain (11/20/2010)
    My husband got blood on the brain after an accident, the blood was removed.
  85. error
    a wrong action attributable to bad judgment or ignorance
    The result has been a dramatic reduction in operative error.
  86. communication
    the activity of conveying information
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly commu...
  87. assist
    give help; be of service
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  88. remind
    put in the mind of someone
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly communic...
  89. ability
    the quality of having the means or skills to do something
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly c...
  90. rare
    especially good, remarkable, or superlative
    The need for blood transfusions has been almost eliminated, except for certain vascular lesions (e.g. brain aneurysms and certain rare tumors).
  91. accident
    an unfortunate mishap
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    Blood on the brain (11/20/2010)
    My husband got blood on the brain after an accident, the blood was removed.
  92. complain
    express discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness
    Now following my complains, my GP suspect that I have Trigeminal Neuralgia, he prescribed me Tegretol 100 mg to take 2 daily.
  93. removed
    separate or apart in time, space, or character
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    Blood on the brain (11/20/2010)
    My husband got blood on the brain after an accident, the blood was removed.
  94. advice
    a proposal for an appropriate course of action
    If I work more than three hours I can't walk properly like everybody but I walk hardly like a disable man, please advice, thank you.
  95. agent
    a representative who acts on behalf of others
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  96. suspect
    regard as untrustworthy
    Now following my complains, my GP suspect that I have Trigeminal Neuralgia, he prescribed me Tegretol 100 mg to take 2 daily.
  97. track
    a line or route along which something travels or moves
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly c...
  98. risk
    a source of danger
    Risks are reduced, and patients do much better.
  99. disease
    an impairment of health
    In other words, brain surgery does not have to be traumatic; furthermore, it is a most successful tool in the treatment of brain diseases.
  100. surface
    the outer boundary of an artifact or a material layer
    Stereotactic guidance systems (involving surface markers or "frames," computers, etc.), three dimensional computer-assisted guidance systems (via infrared lights, lasers, mechanical arms, radiotelemetry), even real-time imaging such as intraoperative ultrasonic guidance systems and MRI, and finally computer guided mechanical arms (hands free) are all available to today's surgeon.
  101. current
    occurring in or belonging to the present time
    With current lighting technology, even a very small and extremely deep approach to a brain lesion can be seen in the equivalent of broad daylight.
  102. broad
    having great extent from one side to the other
    With current lighting technology, even a very small and extremely deep approach to a brain lesion can be seen in the equivalent of broad daylight.
  103. title
    the name of a work of art or literary composition
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    Blood on the brain (11/20/2010)
    My husband got blood on the brain after an accident, the blood was removed.
  104. complete
    having all necessary qualities
    It is now possible to do all of the following, in a more complete and accurate manner:

    1.
    2.
  105. shape
    a perceptual structure
    The surgeon can stop bleeding reliably and easily with such instruments as the "bipolar forceps" (electric coagulation between the two ends of a fine instrument, assuring no damage to surrounding brain), clotting agents such as "gelfoam," "avitine" (microfibrillar collagen), oxidized cottons and microvascular metallic clips of all shapes and sizes.
  106. memory
    the cognitive process whereby past experience is remembered
    Topic Continued on Forum...

    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly communic...
  107. somewhat
    to a small degree or extent
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    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly c...
  108. job
    a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty
    Do a better job.
  109. exist
    have a presence
    "Exploratory" surgery no longer exists.
  110. experience
    the content of observation or participation in an event
    Seeing is always believing, especially if you're a surgeon with a lot of experience and a hefty knowledge of what can possibly go wrong during an operation.
  111. approach
    move towards
    With current lighting technology, even a very small and extremely deep approach to a brain lesion can be seen in the equivalent of broad daylight.
  112. concern
    something that interests you because it is important
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    brain aneurisym (basilar) (8/5/2010)
    my friend had surgery to clip this aneurisym on july 30. she has not been able to wake up fully yet. just yesterday she was ato squeeze her son's hand twice on command and she "tracked" very briefly with her eyes. the neurosurgeon (one of the best in the country)is somewhat concerned that the clip may be putting pressure on ability to move her right side (she moves it but not as vigorously as the left) and possibly c...
  113. husband
    a male partner in a marriage
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    Blood on the brain (11/20/2010)
    My husband got blood on the brain after an accident, the blood was removed.
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