The frontal lobe: What happens when your brain loses its filter?
The frontal lobe is the part of the brain that governs our personality, reason, and impulse control, acting as our internal editor
By Mazda Turel December 07, 2025
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Mazda Turel
Dr Mazda Turel is consultant neurosurgeon at Wockhardt Hospital, Mumbai.
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Why white matter is key to your brain's coherence
White matter acts as the crucial road network of the brain, enabling different regions to communicate and ensuring coherent function rather than chaotic committee work
By Mazda Turel November 23, 2025
A neurosurgeon's delicate dance with the cortex
Cortex surgery, as illustrated by Tara's case, reveals the brain's remarkable capacity for recovery and the delicate balance between medical intervention and preserving human identity
By Mazda Turel November 09, 2025
Pia Mater: Brain's invisible, indispensable protector
Pia mater is the brain's innermost and most delicate covering, acting as an invisible, inseparable skin that clings to every fold, and protects the cerebral cortex and spinal cord
By Mazda Turel October 26, 2025
The Arachnoid Mater: A glimpse into brain's delicate veil
Arachnoid mater, a delicate brain membrane, is central to understanding critical neurosurgical emergencies like subarachnoid haemorrhage caused by ruptured aneurysms
By Mazda Turel October 12, 2025
Dura mater: The brain's silent guardian
Dura mater, the brain's tough, protective layer, acts as its personal bodyguard, safeguarding against injury
By Mazda Turel September 28, 2025
The skull is a piece of architecture where renovation work happens with the owner still living within
It’s easy to forget about your skull. You don’t see it, you don’t feel it, and it doesn’t ask for attention—unless something goes wrong
By Mazda Turel September 14, 2025
The human scalp: When a small lump makes a big difference in life
Scalp anatomy and its importance are often overlooked
By Mazda Turel August 31, 2025
All about the 12th cranial nerve
Its job is to be the maestro of your tongue
By Mazda Turel August 17, 2025
The story of the 11th cranial nerve
The 11th cranial nerve is an unsung hero
By Mazda Turel August 03, 2025