Real-time ultrasound guidance for minimally invasive neurosurgery

Published in Nature Biomedical Engineering on March 19, 2026 with DOI 10.1038/s41551-026-0XXX-X

Key findings

  • Real-time ultrasound imaging can improve visualization of brain structures during surgery
  • Advanced signal processing enhances interpretation of intraoperative imaging data
  • The system may support more precise minimally invasive neurosurgical procedures

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Real-time ultrasound guidance for minimally invasive neurosurgery

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Authors
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Elke De Witte
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Pieter Kruizinga
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Jason Voorneveld
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Nature Biomedical Engineering