Nanoparticles shed by cancer cells into the bloodstream could become a new tool for making more precise diagnoses and tailoring the treatment of people with brain cancer. The method could identify tumours more accurately in a minimally invasive way while also enabling doctors to monitor how the disease develops over time, says a researcher.
UChicago Medicine welcomes top neurosurgeons bringing new advances in treatment and research to the Department of Neurological Surgery. The expansion strengthens services in spinal, pediatric and vascular neurosurgery, as well as neuro-oncology, stereotactic radiosurgery and international surgical care.
