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Hemispherectomy is a surgical procedure where half of the brain is removed or disconnected to treat severe epilepsy or brain tumors. This procedure is typically considered as a last resort when other treatments have failed to control seizures. After the surgery, the remaining part of the brain takes on the functions of the missing half.

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yeah he had brain surgery to have a tumor removed


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Yes, if one half of your brain is not working properly or for any other reason you may have, you can under go surgery to detatch the halfs of your brain!


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Yes, but obviously not all of it. In a hemispherechtomy half the brain is removed. This may seem drastic, but you can operate just fine with one side of your brain. This is usually done when one side of the brain is malfunctioning in such a way as to significantly distress or threaten the life of the patient. Sometimes bits of cortex (brain matter) is removed from those suffering from severe seizures. Most brain surgeons' work consists of traumatic injury, removing tumors or aneurysms.


When her right hemisphere of a brain is removed the child's brain cavity filled with?

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How is it possible for the patient to be awake during brain surgery?

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It's only done to treat really extreme cases of epilepsy but half of something is removed in a hemispherectomy What?

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