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Anatomical representation enhances understanding of the fourth ventricle, indicating implications for tumor surgeries.
This study has enabled the anatomical representation of the internal surface of the roof of very dilated fourth ventricles, creating a more realistic model that better aligns with the clinical realities of fourth ventricles dilated and deformed by tumors. By replicating the classic trans-CMF dissections on these internal roof images, the study provides a more comprehensive and reliable anatomical understanding of the approach.
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