Leeds surgeons perform UK-first tumour removal

The video discusses the challenges and advancements in brain surgery, focusing on a new osteotomy technique that allows safer bone movement for tumour removal. It highlights the patient's initial fears and decision-making process, the use of 3D models for surgical planning, and the patient's positive recovery experience with minimal complications.

What is the main challenge in accessing brain tumors through traditional invasive surgery?

• The area is inaccessible without moving bone.

• The tumors are too small to locate.

• The surgery requires too much time.

• The brain is too sensitive to operate on.

What was the patient's initial reaction to the new surgical technique?

• Excited and eager to proceed.

• Confident and assured of success.

• Indifferent and unconcerned.

• Scared and uncertain about the outcome.

How did the patient feel about the recovery process after the surgery?

• The patient needed additional surgeries.

• The recovery was longer than expected.

• There were significant complications.

• The recovery was quick with minimal pain.

What role do 3D models play in the surgical process?

• They are used to train new surgeons.

• They help visualize and plan the surgery.

• They replace the need for actual surgery.

• They are used to diagnose the condition.

What was the patient's expectation regarding their appearance post-surgery?

• They expected no change in appearance.

• They thought they would have scars.

• They thought their face would be very swollen.

• They expected to look younger.