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Mass spectrometry offers faster look at the edges of brain tumors
Glioma brain tumors are diffuse, so surgeons usually cannot excise all of the cancer during surgery. Currently, surgeons remove as much of the tumor as they can and then analyze the tumor's borders after surgery.
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Glioma brain tumors spread diffusely, making complete removal during surgery impossible. Surgeons therefore excise as much tumor tissue as they can. After the operation, the tumor’s borders are examined to assess how much cancer remains.
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