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Both hemispheres were lesioned in a single procedure by lifting the brain to expose its ventral surface.

Archive 2008-04-01 2008

Both hemispheres were lesioned in a single procedure by lifting the brain to expose its ventral surface.

A-hole of the decade? 2008

ÂÂThe crew turned from their tasks and windows to watch a shrunken man, gaunt and lesioned as he cleared his throat and spoke.

365 tomorrows » 2006 » September : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day 2006

So let's break down what this pathetic pawn of the paranoid, pants-wetting Right has to say, as it is a useful exercise in understanding what goes on in their multi-lesioned cerebral cortexes.

Cliff Schecter: Corporal Matt Sanchez Calls ME a Homophobe 2008

So let's break down what this pathetic pawn of the paranoid, pants-wetting Right has to say, as it is a useful exercise in understanding what goes on in their multi-lesioned cerebral cortexes.

03/23/2007 2007

Reasoning by analogy with humans lesioned by disease or battle, Huxley finds it plausible that the frogs are not conscious, or not exercising volition; yet when thrown into water, for example, they swim just as well as undamaged frogs.

Epiphenomenalism Robinson, William 2007

On Sex and the City, the women hump their beaus like brain-lesioned rabbits and date for months before the subject of marriage ever comes up.

Archive 2005-06-01 Douglas Hoffman 2005

On Sex and the City, the women hump their beaus like brain-lesioned rabbits and date for months before the subject of marriage ever comes up.

Smorgasbord Douglas Hoffman 2005

I laid my eyes upon his lesioned face as diners and wait staff turned away from it's unslightliness and I treated him with the kindness and simple humor that I treated all customers, but for him I delivered a bathroom key to his table before he was through eating in preparation for the violent diarrhea that would sometimes hit him before he was through a simple meal of eggs and toast.

partygirl Diary Entry partygirl 2003

Since the middle of the nineteenth century it has been known that in atherosclerosis, cholesterol, or rather cholesterol esters, accumulate in high concentrations in the lesioned areas of the blood vessels, and since the late 1930s a specific inheritable disease, familial hypercholesterolemia, has been recognized, with greatly increased concentrations of cholesterol in the blood, and severe alterations in the normal structure of blood vessels.

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 1985 - Presentation Speech 1985