It has no pain receptors of its own, which is how surgeons operate on awake patients to map speech and movement in real time. The headaches you feel come from blood vessels and membranes around it — never the thinking tissue itself.
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It has no pain receptors of its own, which is how surgeons operate on awake patients to map speech and movement in real time. The headaches you feel come from blood vessels and membranes around it — never the thinking tissue itself.
Source: brainfacts.org
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