brain tumor surgery

U.S. researchers have developed an artificial intelligence model called FastGlioma that can accurately identify residual tumor tissue after brain tumor surgery in as little as 10 seconds. This breakthrough technology is expected to significantly improve the success rate of brain tumor surgery and reduce post-operative complications. It is understood that in traditional brain tumor surgery, it is difficult for surgeons to completely remove the tumor because the boundary between normal brain tissue and tumor tissue is very blurred. Residual tumor tissue can lead to a range of complications, including seizures, infections, headaches, cognitive dysfunction and motor dysfunction. Although magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and fluoroscopic...