I just wanted you to know that.

Are you some kind of neurologist?

That was the neurologist.

Tom is a neurologist.

Now when I got out,

Here we have our device in which we put in a frame.

In Mesoamerica, there used to be neurosurgery, and there were these neurosurgeons that used to treat patients.

It involves the work of engineers, of imaging scientists, of basic scientists, of neurologists, psychiatrists, neurosurgeons, and certainly at the interface of these multiple disciplines that there's the excitement.

No, a psychiatrist.

My psychiatrist.

Do you have a surgeon?

Because he's come to believe there is such a man.

I'm going to describe this application again, as I said, in the last week of this class.

I'm a neurologist.

Psychiatrist.

For a psychiatrist.

No expensive staff time required.

That's a lot of people to have a lot of problems and this is even in so called nerve sparing surgery, which means that the surgeon is aware of the problem, and they are trying to avoid the nerves.

And in order to do that, we actually, in order to know where to implant the electrode, and where exactly to go.

Harvey Cushing, who really developed neurosurgery as we know it, who changed it from a field of medicine that had a majority of deaths resulting from surgery to one in which there was a hopeful outlook, he was very conscious that he was not always going to do the right thing.

Psychotherapy, sports medicine

I'm a neuroscientist.

It's being used in over 2,000 hospitals around the world.

Answering questions with questions.

That your psychiatrist on the phone?

That young woman went on, and she is today with an M.D. Ph.D. from Hopkins.

I did what people from my kind of background were supposed to do.

You're a mental health professional.

We're going to talk about this application, actually, the last week of the class.

the Surgeon of Birkenau,

Oh, she's a psychiatrist.

Physicians are usually distinguished from surgeons.

He's a spinal surgeon, Ben.

We're lagging behind.

Who's his psychiatrist?

In the meanwhile, the patient's on the operating room table.

They have checklists.

My name is Dieter Vogel.

So this is all very prototypey at this point.

They had to give up intuitive motion in the instruments.

I'm a management consultant.

They don't want to change. They simply want to do whatever they've done before.

Get yourself some help.

What are you anyway? An analyst or a patient?

I'd be really grateful if we could see a neurologist.