Acta neurochirurgica · 2020
Intraoperative MRI guidance for right deep fronto-temporal glioma resection: how I do it.
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Leroy Henri-Arthur, Tuleasca Constantin, Vannod-Michel Quentin, Reyns Nicolas
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: For glial tumor management, the extent of resection (EOR) is the key to enhance tumor control and improve patient outcomes. Intraoperative MRI (IoMRI) neuronavigated microsurgery emerged as a useful neuroimaging tool for performing optimal and safe tumor resection.
METHOD: Here, we present the different steps of the microsurgical resection of a challenging deeply located right fronto-temporal glioma, using intraoperative MRI in an integrated IoMRI imaging platform.
CONCLUSION: Intraoperative MRI neuronavigated microsurgery helps to enhance the tumor resection, while reducing unintended area damages. The use of IoMRI fosters a "staged volume resection," to keep safe, taking into account the progressive intraoperative brain shift.
METHOD: Here, we present the different steps of the microsurgical resection of a challenging deeply located right fronto-temporal glioma, using intraoperative MRI in an integrated IoMRI imaging platform.
CONCLUSION: Intraoperative MRI neuronavigated microsurgery helps to enhance the tumor resection, while reducing unintended area damages. The use of IoMRI fosters a "staged volume resection," to keep safe, taking into account the progressive intraoperative brain shift.