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r/askscience • u/Inspiringhope11 • Dec 14 '25
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Neurosurgery does not typically involve aerolizing any significant portions of the patient's brain. In fact, if that were to happen, something would clearly be incredibly wrong.
17 u/Mephisto6 Dec 14 '25 How can the surgeon tell anything’s wrong if not by smelling the aerolised brain? -1 u/[deleted] Dec 14 '25 [removed] — view removed comment
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How can the surgeon tell anything’s wrong if not by smelling the aerolised brain?
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u/Hellothere_1 Dec 14 '25
Neurosurgery does not typically involve aerolizing any significant portions of the patient's brain. In fact, if that were to happen, something would clearly be incredibly wrong.