by Todd Kuether | Nov 20, 2019 | Brain, Surgery
A coma can be defined as a state of profound unconsciousness in which the patient is incapable of conscious behavior. During a state of coma, the brain shows very little activity and the patient is typically in a precarious state between life and death. Comas are...
by Todd Kuether | Oct 23, 2019 | Brain
In 2018, there were over 38.5 million trips made on e-scooters in the USA. As micro-mobility options (eg e-scooters, rental bikes, e-bikes, etc.) grow in popularity, there are more chances for riders to intersect with cars, transit and other residents of the road....
by Todd Kuether | Oct 9, 2019 | Brain, Surgery
The brain is complex yet delicate; there are many ways it can be negatively impacted. Today, we’re looking at what hydrocephalus is, its causes, symptoms and treatments. To begin, hydrocephalus is “the buildup of fluid in the brain’s cavities or...
by Todd Kuether | Sep 25, 2019 | Brain
Modern medicine has allowed the field of neurosurgery to treat more diseases with fewer side effects. As technology continues to advance, neurosurgeons will ideally be able to prevent and cure diseases that impact the brain and spine. Awake craniotomy is a marvel of...
by Todd Kuether | Aug 28, 2019 | Brain
As we age, the way we care for our body and more importantly our brain needs to adapt and adjust. What you did in your 20s is probably not what you’ll do in your 70s or 80s. While a healthy diet, daily exercise and promoting cognitive function through mental...
by Todd Kuether | Jul 2, 2019 | Brain, Patient Story, Spine
Jackie Chan is an international movie star known for his unique physical comedic chops and for his endless nerve. Chan performs all of his own stunts and is a master of martial arts. After a career spanning well-over forty years, Chan is now 65 and has experienced a...
