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A glass display case at the Museum of Medical History in Moscow, Russia, exhibits a preserved human skull with a brain specimen inside. A dark, pointed object, possibly a phrenological hammer or a surgical instrument, pierces the top of the brain and protrudes through the skull. Another similar object is lodged in the eye socket of the skull. The brain appears to be preserved in formaldehyde, with visible vascularization and gyri. The skull itself is a light, bone-like material. In the background, informational plaques with text in Russian and English are visible, one of which reads "мозг не чув-т боли" (the brain does not feel pain) and "doesn't feel". The display sits on a dark, velvet-covered platform. The overall environment is dimly lit, suggesting an indoor museum setting.
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Aug 7, 2026, 7:52 AM

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A glass display case at the Museum of Medical History in Moscow, Russia, exhibits a preserved human skull with a brain specimen inside. A dark, pointed object, possibly a phrenological hammer or a surgical instrument, pierces the top of the brain and protrudes through the skull. Another similar object is lodged in the eye socket of the skull. The brain appears to be preserved in formaldehyde, with visible vascularization and gyri. The skull itself is a light, bone-like material. In the background, informational plaques with text in Russian and English are visible, one of which reads "мозг не чув-т боли" (the brain does not feel pain) and "doesn't feel". The display sits on a dark, velvet-covered platform. The overall environment is dimly lit, suggesting an indoor museum setting.

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