White Fish Surgery Theory

White Fish Surgery Theory is a concept in neurology and pain management that suggests the brain interprets signals from the body much like a white fish moving through water. Just as a fish’s movement depends on water conditions, the brain’s perception of pain depends on various factors like stress, emotions, and prior experiences. This theory emphasizes that pain isn’t solely about physical injury but also involves brain processing. Understanding this helps in developing treatments that target both physical and psychological aspects of pain, leading to more effective management strategies.