As we just learned, this week will be mostly concerned with preparation of an awake surgery in the hospital. So now it is time to have a closer look at …
Welcome to Week 2 of Language Testing during Awake Brain Surgery! Last week, you were introduced to the two fields that work hand in hand in this procedure, neurosurgery and …
You have reached the end of the first of six weeks. The two big fields that are working together in language testing during awake brain surgery have both been introduced: …
In 1874 Carl Wernicke wrote a classical monography on aphasia: The symptom complex of aphasia: A psychological study on anatomical basis. He was the first to describe an aphasia syndrome …
Paul Broca (1824-1880) was the head of the surgery department of the Bicêtre Hospital in Paris and secretary of the Association for Anthropology when he saw Mr. Leborgne, who he …
Similarly to our first glossary, this one is dedicated to the linguistic terms that will be needed to understand the content of the following weeks. Here is a list of …
To lay the basis for what is needed in the next weeks, Prof. Roelien Bastiaanse, will introduce relevant linguistic principles in this video. The three patients shown in the video …
In his introductory video, the neurosurgeon covered the most crucial terms in neuroanatomy that we are going to be using in the next weeks. However, the brain is a highly …
Overwhelmed by all the new terms about the anatomy of the brain? Below we listed all terms you have come across in the video of Dr Michiel Wagemakers and their …
In this video, our neurosurgeon, Dr Michiel Wagemakers, introduces the basics in neuroanatomy to you. Warning – viewer discretion is advised. This video contains moving images of open brain surgery. …
Curious to know who will be part of the educator team next to Prof. Roelien Bastiaanse? Watch this video to get a short introduction of the medical team! Check out …