Introduction To perform precise resection and avoid functional deterioration after surgery, assistance devices such as neuronavigation systems, neurophysiological monitoring, chemical fluorescence and intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging (iMRI) have been developed [1-5]. The use of iMRI has gradually gained popularity since the first operation utilizing a 0.5-T open MRI was introduced at
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