London pioneers AI-guided brain-tumor surgery preserving vision

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London's NHNN performed the world's first AI-assisted brain-tumor removal, using an AI system that color-codes critical brain structures in real time while surgeons remain in control. The 11mm pituitary-t gland tumor was removed, helping preserve the patient’s sight and enabling rapid recovery, with the procedure funded as part of an NIHR clinical trial and highlighting AI's potential to boost precision and safety in delicate neurosurgery.
- London neurosurgeons perform first successful AI-assisted operation to remove brain tumour The Guardian
- First patient to have brain surgery with real-time AI assistance BBC
- UK patient’s sight saved in world’s first live AI-assisted brain surgery The Independent
- Man, 48, becomes first in the world to undergo AI-assisted brain surgery lbc.co.uk
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