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Presurgical, non-invasive methods of differentiating brain tumors have remained unsatisfactory even for specialized academic hospitals.Despite major advances in clinical and neuroradiological diagnostic techniques, the majority of neurooncology patients still need to undergo a brain biopsy for diagnosis.Recent single cell experiments suggested that biomechanical cell properties might be very sensitive in detecting cellular malignancy.Accordingly, we investigated magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) as an investigative tool for the clinical routine diagnostic work-up of intracranial neoplasm.In order
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