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Deborah Kelley thought she had another migraine, but an MRI showed a brain tumor. With the news, Kelley underwent an “awake” surgery in which the neurosurgeon, Dr. Dan Silbergeld of the University of Washington Medical Center, used stereotactic navigation to precisely locate the tumor, a cancerous glioma, while monitoring Kelley’s language skills. This helped Silbergeld and his team know the greatest amount of potential tumor removal. After surgery, Kelley opted for radiation therapy, too.
To view the full Inside Access program, go to Inside Access: Brain Tumor Surgery.
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| Series Title: | Inside Access Preview |
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| Subject(s): | Health and Medicine |
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Daniel L. Silbergeld M.D., associate professor of Neurological Surgery, University of Washington
Deborah Kelley, professor, School of Oceanography, University of Washington
Dr. Jason Rockhill, assistant professor, Radiation Oconology, University of Washington
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| Related Link(s): | University of Washington Neurological Surgery |
| Production Date: |
09/14/2008 |
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00:01:59 |
| Rating: | TV-G |
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