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Using a Virtual Reality Social Network During Awake Craniotomy to Map Social Cognition: Prospective Trial
2018
Journal of Medical Internet Research
In awake craniotomy, it is possible to temporarily inactivate regions of the brain using direct electrical stimulation, while the patient performs neuropsychological tasks. If the patient shows decreased performance in a given task, the neurosurgeon will not remove these regions, so as to maintain all brain functions. Objective: The objective of our study was to describe our experience of using a virtual reality (VR) social network during awake craniotomy and discuss its future applications for
doi:10.2196/10332
pmid:29945859
pmcid:PMC6039768
fatcat:qgkkqjmsvrd2dgzya266sqnfba