RE: Let's Discuss About Brain Tumour - What You Need to Know

When I was in my medical training process, in the area of surgery, I had the opportunity to participate in two brain tumor surgeries, which were very interesting experiences.
Because it is one thing to read about it and another thing to see it. Seeing how the patient evolves from the moment he/she arrives at the hospital until he/she leaves, after the surgery, is something you never forget, and practice is what allows you to consolidate this knowledge, besides being able to prove what the books say.

You made me remember those good moments. Thank you. Good post.