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Alex must be conscious throughout the operation, so that the surgeons can be sure that vital brain functions such as vision and speech remain intact. If they hit the wrong spot, they could cause headaches, visual hallucinations or other problems. As they operate, the surgeons repeatedly ask him how he is doing, and he responds with a valiant thumbs-up.
Alex must be conscious throughout the operation, so that the surgeons can be sure that vital brain functions such as vision and speech remain intact. If they hit the wrong spot, they could cause headaches, visual hallucinations or other problems. As they operate, the surgeons repeatedly ask him how he is doing, and he responds with a valiant thumbs-up.
(Bill Greene/Globe Staff)
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