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03-07-2024 | Diagnostics in Neurology | News

EAN 2024

Brain biopsy is useful and relatively safe for unexplained neurological disorders

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MedNet.nl: Many central nervous system disorders with an atypical presentation can be diagnosed with relatively non-invasive techniques, but a portion remains unexplained. A brain biopsy can then provide clarity. This is almost always the case with brain tumors, but a Dutch study now shows that a brain biopsy can also be useful for other unexplained disorders.

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