New minimally invasive brain surgery technique developed by Japanese researchers

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Japanese researchers develop new minimally invasive surgical technique for brain surgery
Technique targets difficult tumours at the skull base
Endoscopic approach reduces risk of damage and postoperative complications
Degree of tumour resection just as high as microscopic method
Neurological functions preserved at a rate equal to or higher than conventional approach

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