Review Article
Intraoperative Imaging Modalities and Compensation for Brain Shift in Tumor Resection Surgery
Table 1
A summary of the clinical result by using iMRI for tumor resection.
| Publication | Author | Year | Contribution | Number of patients | Result |
| [24] | Hadani et al. | 2001 | iMR development | 20 | Total resection of all low grade tumors | [25] | Knauth et al. | 1999 | Clinical usage evaluation | 41 | Complete resection was diagnosed in 15 cases but was performed in 31 cases with iMRI | [26] | Hall et al. | 2000 | iMR development | 30 | Complete resection in 24 cases | [27] | Hall et al. | 2000 | Clinical usage evaluation | 30 | Complete resection in 24 cases | [28] | Nimsky et al. | 2001 | Clinical usage evaluation | 16 | Complete resection in 14 cases | [29] | Black et al. | 1999 | Clinical usage evaluation | 31 | In more than one-third of the cases, tumor residual was detected with iMRI where the surgeon considered a complete removal without iMRI |
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