Piezoelectric bone cutting has gained popularity in neurosurgical osteotomies due to perceived lower trauma compared to rotary instruments. However, histological confirmation of its decreased aggressiveness is lacking, hindering conclusive proof. This study compares the bony and neuro-meningeal invasiveness of piezoelectric craniotomy with high-speed drill techniques.
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