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Chapter 25
Traditional craniotomies typically require enormous bone windows to expose lesions, causing extensive trauma.
Diana, however, chose an extraordinarily small incision in a seemingly impossible location, perfectly avoiding all critical neural and vascular bundles. This required an understanding of ...