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T he advancement of neurosurgery in recent decades has been propelled by the surgeon's ability to recognize challenges during access to anatomical structures or tumor removal and to think creatively, leading to innovation in the production of instruments that facilitate surgical procedures (1-3).This innovation aims to increase surgical speed, reduce the risk of inadvertent patient injuries, and enable the surgical removal of tumors or treatment of conditions without increasing the chance of permanent functional damage.With the progress of advanced technological possibilities and greater interdisciplinary exchange, many new surgical instruments are entering the market, and the hands of surgeons are eager for new options that facilitate their patient care duties.
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