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Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring and Map** of the Motor System During Surgery for Supratentorial Lesions Under General Anesthesia
The resection of supratentorial tumors may be associated with functional morbidity, particularly when the lesions are located near blood vessels or near the eloquent cortices and tracts (e.g., the motor cortex...
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Fourth Ventricle’s Floor Map**
During the following chapter, we would like to discuss oncological and neurosurgical challenges during treatment of tumors near the floor of the fourth ventricle and of intra-axial brainstem lesions. The combi...
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Brain Functions: Eloquent Areas – Motor and Somatosensory
Intraoperative monitoring and map** may allow real-time risk stratification and intraoperative guidance of the surgical strategy. During surgery under general anesthesia, diverse monitoring and map** techn...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Tissue Impedance Spectroscopy to Guide Resection of Brain Tumours
Visual differentiation of lower grade glioma tissue from normal brain tissue during surgery is difficult even for expert neurosurgeons. Therefore, during tumour removal neurosurgeons rely on image guidance. It...
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Neurodiversity.Com: A Decade of Advocacy
Kathleen Seidel created the website Neurodiversity.com (2004–2013) after her child received a diagnosis of autism and she became aware of the harmful language used to describe autistic people. The following ch...
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Intraoperative Neurophysiology during Surgery for Spinal Cord Tumors
Intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring might allow surgical tumor resection with functional guidance and real-time feed-back. The available methods can be divided in monitoring methods to continuously as...