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Implementation and Clinical Utility of Ultra-Low-Field Portable Magnetic Resonance Imaging for Postprocedural Neurological Evaluation in Ambulatory Neurosurgery: Illustrative Cases
BACKGROUND Elective endovascular neurosurgical procedures are increasingly performed in ambulatory neurosurgery centers, enabled by advances in catheter technology, safety of conscious sedation, and refined patient selection. Although complication rates are low, rapid evaluation of postprocedural ne
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