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Tiến Panda 🐼 :
không biết bây giờ còn đi được không ạ
2026-10-23 10:35:20
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26,27th 9 đi được kh ạ
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Tiệm Review :
Thái Bình mãi trong tim 🥰🥰🥰🥰
2026-09-24 14:10:47
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Bà cô 1983 :
Ib mình với ạ
2026-09-28 15:47:11
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Thành Thái Bình 17🇻🇳 :
mãi một quê hương Thái Bình
2026-09-25 23:10:47
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NqC? :
Em đang sát bên. Ko bt đẹp nhất buổi nào ạ
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Công chúa thích học 💃 :
đẹp quá ạ
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mùa này đi có đẹp không ak
2026-09-30 05:05:13
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Tiên Thị Thủy Trần :
Cuối tháng 10 đầu tháng 11 còn vô cực ko a
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Nguyễn Giang :
em thấy em có thể làm được là khi em biết em là con gái
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chăm học nhất thế giới :
của em
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Tháng 10 này đi đc k ạ
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The top of her skull was open… and she was playing the violin. Dagmar Turner had played since she was 10 and was a member of the Isle of Wight Symphony Orchestra. In 2013 she was diagnosed with a slow-growing brain tumor after suffering a seizure during a concert. The tumor sat in her right frontal lobe, right next to the area that controls the fine movements of her left hand — the hand a violinist uses to find every note. Removing it risked taking her music away forever. “The violin is my passion,” she said. “The thought of losing my ability to play was heartbreaking.” Her surgeon, Professor Keyoumars Ashkan at King’s College Hospital in London, also holds a music degree and plays the piano. His team spent two hours mapping the exact parts of her brain that activated when she played. On January 31, 2020, they put her to sleep, opened her skull, then woke her up mid-operation and handed her the violin. As she played scales and melodies, the surgeons carefully avoided the areas she needed. They removed more than 90% of the tumor, including every aggressive-looking part, while she kept full use of her left hand. She went home just three days later. Ashkan’s team removes around 400 brain tumors a year and often wakes patients for language tests, but she was the first patient he had ever asked to play an instrument. Later that year she recorded a Christmas carol with the hospital choir — with her brain surgeon accompanying her on piano. Would you be brave enough to play an instrument with your skull open? Follow Abdulz Oversight For More interesting Content. . . . #BrainSurgery #Violinist #MedicalMiracle #AwakeSurgery #DagmarTurner

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