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Grossman R, Ram Z
Awake Craniotomy in Glioma Surgery
European Association of NeuroOncology Magazine 2014; 4 (1): 27-33

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Fig. 1: Awake Craniotomy Fig. 2A-B: Awake Craniotomy This Image - Fig. 3A-C: Awake Craniotomy Fig. 4: Awake Craniotomy Fig. 5: Awake Craniotomy
Figure/Graphic 3A-C: Awake Craniotomy
(A) Preoperative T1-weighted axial after gadolinium injection with diffuse tensor imaging (DTI) of the cortico-spinal tract showing a left temporo-parietal high-grade glioma displace medially the corticospinal tract. (B) Direct cortical stimulation by using bipolar probe. (C) A cortical strip electrode is placed over the surface of the motor cortex in order to assess motor-evoked potential (MEP).
 
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Figure/Graphic 3A-C: Awake Craniotomy
(A) Preoperative T1-weighted axial after gadolinium injection with diffuse tensor imaging (DTI) of the cortico-spinal tract showing a left temporo-parietal high-grade glioma displace medially the corticospinal tract. (B) Direct cortical stimulation by using bipolar probe. (C) A cortical strip electrode is placed over the surface of the motor cortex in order to assess motor-evoked potential (MEP).
 
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