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The interactive image-guided stereotactic system can provide a real-time surgical
localization and guidance for complete removal ol the tumor. However, this system has
limitation with respect to the resection of deep-seated tumors because once the tumor is
removed. the brain and the margin of tumors shift toward the area previously occupied
by the tumor. We present a new operative technique for determining the resection
margin of deep-seated tumors using a visual marker called a 'tailed bullet' to overcome
the problem mentioned above.
Preoperative enhanced computed tomograms or magnetic resonance imagings were
performed with the aid of the along with the aid of the Leksell frame. The enhancing
margin of the tumor was defined as a resection margin. Several points(10-15) of the
tumor margin on the enhanced imaging were chosen and localized After usual
craniotomy. multiple tailed bullets were inserted into the target point just before the
opening of the dura. As the tumor was removed. the brain began to move along with
the tailed bullets. thus enable us to continue tracking the tumor margin by following the
bullet's location.
There are substantial benefits of this surgical technique. it can be easily applied to
any kind stereotactic frame without incurring other expenses it is more cost-efficient
than the neuronavigation system. This surgical procedure is also safe and simple to use
for overcoming the limitation of neuronavigation system. since the movement of the
bullets with the brain can be easily traced thus lowering the mortablity and morbidity
of brain tumor resection. This surgical technique is especially useful in glioma surgery.

Brain tumor; Stereotactic determination; Tailed bulit, Image guided stereotaxis; Computed tomography; Magnetic resonance image.;

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