3D ultrasound-augmented image guidance for surgery of high-grade gliomas – A quantitative analysis focused on the extent of resection
Giulio Anichini(Charing Cross Hospital), Kevin M. O'neill(Imperial College London), Olga Fadeeva Da Costa(Imperial College London), Richard Perryman(Imperial College London), Lillie Pakzad-Shahabi(Imperial College London), Neekhil A Patel(Imperial College London), Nelofer Syed(Imperial College London), Dominic E. Mahoney(Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust), Islam Shah(Khyber Medical College), Adam Waldman(Royal Society of Edinburgh)
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