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Intra-operative micro-electrode recording in functional neurosurgery: Past, present, future

Maiti et al., 2016

Document ID
2309994750103163097
Author
Maiti T
Konar S
Bir S
Kalakoti P
Nanda A
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience

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The field of functional neurosurgery has experienced a rise, fall and lastly a renaissance over the past 75 years. Micro-electrode recording (MER) played a key role during this eventful journey. However, as the intra-operative MRI continues to evolve, a pertinent …
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