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Image-guided Brain Tumor Surgery with Intraoperative MRI Ryo HIRUTA 1 , Masazumi FUJII 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Fukushima Medical University Keyword: 術中MRI , 5ガウスライン , 手術の品質保証 , ブレインシフト , intraoperative MRI , 5 gauss line , quality assurance of surgery , brain shift pp.241-252
Published Date 2025/3/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.030126030530020241
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 Intraoperative MRI (iMRI) is an invaluable modality that enhances quality control and assurance in neurosurgical procedures. Its principal function is to recalibrate navigational datasets, compensating for brain shift and ensuring optimal surgical precision throughout the procedure. Additionally, iMRI facilitates the intraoperative assessment of surgical endpoints, such as confirming the extent of resection and verifying whether gross total resection has been achieved. Moreover, it plays a pivotal role in detecting occult intraoperative complications, including intraprocedural hemorrhage, which might not be evident through direct visual assessment alone. In glioma surgery, the integration of iMRI significantly improves resection quality and may lead to prolonged overall and progression-free survival. This has led to recommending iMRI in established U.S. clinical guidelines. Stringent adherence to magnetic field safety protocols is paramount when implementing iMRI systems. It is crucial to prohibit the presence of ferromagnetic surgical instruments and use of MR-compatible devices within the 5-gauss line to avoid potentially catastrophic projectile incidents or equipment malfunctions. Furthermore, establishing comprehensive institutional protocols and rigorous training programs for all personnel is mandatory to ensure compliance with safety standards and maintain procedural integrity.


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