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How neurosurgeons can now look at your brain through your eyes

21 November 2015 by Alan

How neurosurgeons can look at babies' brains through their eyes

A paediatric neurosurgeon has developed a novel ultrasound-based technique that serves as a marker of pressure on the brain, by sending sound waves through the eye. The method could reduce the need for invasive, expensive methods such as drilling through the skull.

Full Article: Research Office – How neurosurgeons can now look at your brain through your eyes –

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