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Opening the Brain at Surgery.. Understanding Consciousness Dr Kraus TBI Institute Houston

Operating on the brain is one of the most intricate and delicate procedures in medicine, involving precise techniques to navigate its complex structure. Surgeons who perform these operations are not only tasked with addressing neurological issues but also with preserving the very essence of what makes us human: our consciousness. Consciousness remains one of the great mysteries of science and philosophy. While the brain's physical structure can be seen and touched during surgery, consciousness is an emergent property that cannot be directly observed. It arises from the brain's activity, yet how this happens is still not fully understood. Neurosurgeons and neuroscientists often marvel at the brain's splendor, acknowledging the remarkable ways in which it processes information, creates memories, and generates the sense of self. The opportunity to interact with the brain during surgery is a profound reminder of the delicate balance between the physical organ and the intangible experiences it enables. Gary Kraus, MD Neurosurgeon Kraus TBI, Pain & Spine Institute Houston, TX 281-870-9292 Info @kraustbi @kraustbi ​   / gary-kraus-md-faans-clcp-68a27541   www.Instagram.com/kraus.tbi.pain.spine Call us to make arrange a consultation 281.870.9292