Variability in Ideal Sub-Total Resections
Isaac Yang, MD, Neurosurgeon at the University of California Los Angeles, discusses variability in ideal sub-total resection analysis of acoustic neuroma and how using Adaptive Hybrid Surgery (AHS) Analysis can inform decisions about residual tumor. He first examines the goals of an AHS resection when it comes to ideal residual tumor and in terms of outcome. He then shows the results of six of his own cases with residual tumor and how the AHS software recommended adjuvant radiosurgery. He concludes by stating that ideal resection is difficult for neurosurgeons to measure, so AHS assists by providing them with 3D volumetric analysis.
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