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Surgery assistance system for continuous resection of brain tumors-proposal of continuous tumor resection forceps, tumor cell separation, dehydration, and isolation mechanism

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  • Taro Koguchi

  • Funika Shimizu

  • Tomohiro Nagame

  • Yuka Goto

  • Hikaru Iwasaki

  • Akihiko Hanafusa

  • Motoki Takagi

  • Shahrol Mohamaddan

  • Kenichi Nomura

  • Yoshihiro Muragaki

  • Hiroshi Iseki

  • Ken Masamune

  • Toyohisa Akitaya

  • February 21, 2023

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    Brain tumors invade normal tissue, complicating complete surgical removal and increasing the risk of recurrence.

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    Improving the tumor extraction ratio is crucial for enhancing patient survival rates after brain tumor surgery.

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    Intraoperative rapid diagnosis faces challenges in specimen collection, impacting the precision of tumor excision.

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    The proposed continuous tumor resection forceps aim to enhance tumor removal and facilitate rapid pathological diagnosis.

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    The developed system integrates continuous resection, cell separation, dehydration, and flow cytometry for accurate tumor diagnosis.

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Surgery assistance system for continuous resection of brain tumors-proposal of continuous tumor resection forceps, tumor cell separation, dehydration, and isolation mechanism

  • by Taro Koguchi, Funika Shimizu, Tomohiro Nagame, Yuka Goto, Hikaru Iwasaki, Akihiko Hanafusa, Motoki Takagi, Shahrol Mohamaddan, Kenichi Nomura, Yoshihiro Muragaki, Hiroshi Iseki, Ken Masamune, Toyohisa Akitaya

  • February 21, 2023

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