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Abstract Stereotactic needle biopsy is an established approach for sampling gliomas in deep, midline, or eloquent brain regions, but tissue acquisition remains constrained by the need to preserve material for histopathology, molecular testing, and research. During routine specimen handling, needle rinse fluid, expelled aspiration material, and gauze-associated debris are discarded as waste. This waste could contain diagnostically relevant tumor material.
Key Points Question Is there a difference in cognitive outcomes between school-age children who had undergone minimally invasive endoscopic surgery vs children who had undergone open calvarial vault surgery to treat nonsyndromic sagittal craniosynostosis, and if so, how do these differences compare with children who do not have sagittal craniosynostosis?
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