I think of all the subjects we're learning this year, Anatomy's on the top of my favourites list. We've almost covered all the systems. Currently about to finish the brain. Today's lecture was about the cerebrum and its different areas. Ten areas but we need only remember three. One area we studied today was the sensory speech area; which analyzes information in reference to all past memories and allows us to speak, read and understand what is being said by others. And immediately it got me thinking about one of the episodes on Grey's Anatomy - If Tomorrow Never Comes; Where this guy with Parkinson's becomes a candidate for Deep Brain Stimulation Surgery and has to be awake throughout the procedure so that Sheperd'll know what areas he's hit if anything goes wrong. At one point I remember the guy not being able to speak coz Sheperd touched some area which was responsible for speech. And this was it! It was the sensory speech area. I've been ...
Wide-eyed wanderer & medical student.