Diffusion tensor imaging, intra-operative neurophysiological monitoring and small craniotomy: results in a consecutive series of 103 gliomas

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• who: Giorgio Carrabba from the Technical University of Munich, Germany have published the research: Diffusion tensor imaging, intra-operative neurophysiological monitoring and small craniotomy: Results in a consecutive series of 103 gliomas, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
• what: Reduced invasiveness (in general) and patient integrity represent surgical aims we should all try to pursue, despite technical difficulties, in the primary interest of our patients.
• how: The following variables of interest were collected type of anesthesia (asleep vs. asleep-awake or asleep-awake-asleep) type of intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring (IONM) surgical procedure duration and occurrence . . .
  

   

  

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