Peter Attia· MD
So the frontal loes for example um we do surgeries there routinely and often times people really have no effect even in terms of judgment even in terms of Absolutely. Yeah.
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So the frontal loes for example um we do surgeries there routinely and often times people really have no effect even in terms of judgment even in terms of Absolutely. Yeah.
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And don't get me wrong, uh the frontal lobe actually has a lot of critical function for executive decision making, you know, impulse control, etc.
So for the most part, a lot of our patients can accommodate a fairly large surgery. Sometimes even removing the entire frontal lobe, both sides. No, not both sides really. Uh usually these pathologies are only on one side.
So the frontal loes for example, we do surgeries there routinely and oftentimes people really have no effect