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26 procedures found
The purpose of craniotomy for tumor resection - occipital lesion is to temporarily open a section of the skull to provide ...
Neurosurgeon · 4–8 h
Craniotomy for tumor resection - parietal lesion is a neuro-oncology procedure used to temporarily open a section of the s...
Neurosurgeon · 4–8 h
Craniotomy for tumor resection - sellar lesion is offered when the clinical goal is to temporarily open a section of the s...
Neurosurgeon · 4–8 h
Frontal craniotomy for low-grade glioma resection is offered when the clinical goal is to temporarily open a section of th...
Neurosurgeon · 5–10 h
This listing covers occipital craniotomy for high-grade glioma resection, an operation designed to temporarily open a sect...
Neurosurgeon · 5–10 h
Parietal craniotomy for low-grade glioma resection is a neuro-oncology procedure used to temporarily open a section of the...
Neurosurgeon · 5–10 h
Stereotactic brain biopsy - cerebellar lesion is offered when the clinical goal is to treat disease affecting the brain, s...
Neurosurgeon · 1–3 h
Stereotactic brain biopsy - frontal lesion is a neuro-oncology procedure used to treat disease affecting the brain, skull,...
Neurosurgeon · 1–3 h
Stereotactic brain biopsy - intraventricular lesion is offered when the clinical goal is to treat disease affecting the br...
Neurosurgeon · 1–3 h
The purpose of stereotactic brain biopsy - parietal lesion is to treat disease affecting the brain, skull, cerebrospinal f...
Neurosurgeon · 1–3 h
Stereotactic brain biopsy - pineal lesion may be recommended when surgery is needed to treat disease affecting the brain, ...
Neurosurgeon · 1–3 h
The purpose of temporal craniotomy for high-grade glioma resection is to temporarily open a section of the skull to provid...
Neurosurgeon · 5–10 h