Про нейрохирургию, жизнь, спорт, сон и пересадку головы. Живо,честно с ответами на реальные вопросы.

What we talked about, with timestamps for your convenience: 00:00 — How I broke my leg at 12 and decided to become a surgeon 02:30 — The operating room through the eyes of a teenager: fear, anesthesia, and my first love of surgery 04:00 — Why I initially wanted to be a plastic surgeon and then switched to brain surgery 04:46 — What a neurosurgeon does at Yekaterinburg's 40th Hospital: aneurysms, plaques, hernias, tumors 05:37 — Why Ural neurosurgery is one of the strongest in the country 07:34 — Paid surgery training for 500,000 rubles: is this normal? 09:53 — Back pain after surgery: myths and reality 10:37 — MFR, Pilates, and percussion massage: what really helps 12:14 — Hernias and protrusions: what looks scary on an MRI, but isn't in reality 13:28 — Strength training: good for health or bad? 16:08 — Sports, Sleep, and Dementia Prevention 17:13 — 5 Key Health Focus Areas: What I Recommend to Patients 18:06 — Sleep Guide: Mattress, Pillow, Humidity, and Routine 20:05 — Strokes: Why They Happen and How to Avoid Them 22:37 — Aneurysm: When It's Dangerous, and When It's Just a Finding on an MRI 23:16 — Awake Surgery 24:22 — Technologies in Neurosurgery: Navigation, Augmented Reality, Endoscopes 26:05 — Facial Nerve: How Neurosurgery Intersects with Plastic Surgery 27:00 — Lobotomy, Head Transplant, and Musk's Chips: Answering Strange Questions The podcast was lively, with stories, insights, and answers to real questions. Thank you for the invitation, Thomas Nikogosyan, Sevak Sahakyan🤝 If you want to understand what modern neurosurgery is and how to maintain health, watch it.