OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the diagnostic yield, accuracy, and safety of frame-based
stereotactic brain biopsy procedures. METHODS: A retrospective study of all pathologically …

BACKGROUND Stereotactic biopsy is currently being used in oncological neurosurgery
despite its limitations. The purpose of this study is to compare its diagnostic reliability with …

BACKGROUND Stereotactic brain biopsy is considered by many physicians to have
significant morbidity and mortality rates with a high risk of sampling error resulting in …

OBJECTIVE: Stereotactic biopsy is a widely used surgical technique for the histological
diagnosis of intracranial lesions. Potential risks of this procedure, such as hemorrhage …

Background Radiological imaging techniques provide early detection of neurological
diseases, but they do not always provide an adequate diagnosis. With the help of …

Background. The authors present a retrospective analysis of 308 computed tomography
(CT)-guided stereotactic biopsies in 300 patients in order to evaluate the reliability and …

Background and Study Aims Stereotactic biopsy is a versatile, minimally invasive technique
to obtain tissue safely from intracranial lesions for their histologic diagnosis and therapeutic …

The objective of this study is to determine the factors that are associated with the diagnostic
yield of stereotactic brain biopsy. A retrospective analysis was performed on 50 consecutive …

Background: Deep seated lesions of the brain cannot be approached by conventional
neurosurgical approach stereotactic system offers minimally invasive and accurate …

Introduction: Stereotactic guided biopsies are chosen for deep-located lesions, as well as for
those in eloquent areas, when the risk outweighs the benefit of an open procedure, or when …