| stereotactic radiosurgery |
(SRS) is a radiation therapy method by which highly focused doses of radiation are delivered to a target from one or more angles. This outpatient procedure has minimal effects on surrounding tissue and organs and minimizes the complications and recovery time associated with open brain surgery. Since this single-session treatment has such a dramatic effect on the targeted tissue, changes are considered "surgical" even though no incision is made. ...
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| stereotactic |
The technique of viewing objects from two slightly different angles to give a perception of depth.
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| stereotactic a. |
a group of maps of the areas of the cerebrum, usually stressing physiologic functions, for use in stereotactic surgery.
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| stereotactic b. |
biopsy of the brain using a stereotactic technique to locate the biopsy site.
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| stereotactic n. |
see under surgery.
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