Post by Suleiman Sharadqah

A large left occipital tumor extending toward the temporal horn and splenium—an anatomically demanding region involving visual processing and interhemispheric visual integration. Neuronavigation, intraoperative ultrasound, and 5-ALA fluorescence were combined to improve tumor localization, assess the resection in real time, and distinguish pathological tissue more precisely. This integrated approach enabled maximal safe resection while preserving neurological function. The patient recovered without new neurological deficits and was discharged home independently for further adjuvant treatment. Modern neuro-oncological surgery is not simply about removing more—it is about achieving the best oncological result while preserving what matters most: function and quality of life. Maximum precision. Maximal safe resection. Function preserved. DR. SULEIMAN SHARADQAH Preserving Function. Removing Harm.