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See Latest ArticlesIntraoperative mapping and monitoring of brain functions for the resection of low-grade gliomas
Neurosurgical Focus, 10/15/09
Bertani G et al. – In this paper the authors present their paradigm for the surgical treatment of LGGs, focusing on the intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring protocol as well as on the brain mapping technique. They briefly discuss the results that have been obtained at their institution since 2005 as well as the main critical points they have encountered when using this approach.
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