Neurosurgery There are eight main parts of the brain. There are traces of ten different elements from the Periodic Table of Elements in the brain. Neurosurgery has dated back to around 10,000 BCE. The person who created modern neurosurgery was Harvey Cushing. Other famous neurosurgeons are Walter Dandy, A. Earl Walker, Donlin M. Long, Henry Brem, and Ben Carson. There are different specialties a neurosurgeon can choose to do. There are a lot of diseases that need neurosurgeons to treat them. Some plants are used in neurosurgery as well. Neurosurgery is said to be the most complex surgeries in the medical field. There are eight main parts of the brain. The Frontal Lobe, Temporal Lobe, Occipital Lobe, and Parietal Lobe form the Cerebrum. Then
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The brain stem controls the lungs and heart, so it is essential for human survival. The hypothalamus is in charge of temperature regulation, hunger, and thirst. The limbic system is responsible for emotions like fear and desire. It’s also involved in memory and sense of smell. (Brain Geek; parts of the brain)
The brain has traces of 10 different chemical elements, which is threshold three in the big history course. Through increasing complexity and with the correct Goldilocks conditions, stars started to light up (Threshold two) and then explode in super novae to create the chemical elements we have today. These elements are: Antimony, element fifty-one, Cesium, element fifty-five, Chromium, element twenty-four, Cobalt element twenty-seven, Iron, element twenty-six, Rubidium, element thirty-seven, Scandium, element twenty-one, Selenium, element thirty-four, Silver, element forty-seven, and Zinc, element
The brain stem controls the lungs and heart, so it is essential for human survival. The hypothalamus is in charge of temperature regulation, hunger, and thirst. The limbic system is responsible for emotions like fear and desire. It’s also involved in memory and sense of smell. (Brain Geek; parts of the brain)
The brain has traces of 10 different chemical elements, which is threshold three in the big history course. Through increasing complexity and with the correct Goldilocks conditions, stars started to light up (Threshold two) and then explode in super novae to create the chemical elements we have today. These elements are: Antimony, element fifty-one, Cesium, element fifty-five, Chromium, element twenty-four, Cobalt element twenty-seven, Iron, element twenty-six, Rubidium, element thirty-seven, Scandium, element twenty-one, Selenium, element thirty-four, Silver, element forty-seven, and Zinc, element