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You are a neurosurgery resident or a PhD in neuroanatomy. You will find it too basic.

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Maya ran. She examined the patient. Right-sided weakness meant left brain. Sudden onset meant vascular—probably the Middle Cerebral Artery (the “Main Highway” of the lateral brain). She pictured Shady Grove. The Main Street (corticospinal tract) was closed for construction—a clot. The Limousine Service (dorsal column) was also down, because he couldn’t feel her touch on his right hand. You are a neurosurgery resident or a PhD in neuroanatomy

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“You’re thinking too hard,” Sal said, mopping a corner. “The brain isn’t a wiring diagram. It’s a small town.”