India, June 8 -- Neurosurgeon Amitabha Chanda on Monday said that neurosurgical practice has evolved significantly over the past three decades, leading to major improvements in outcomes for patients diagnosed with brain tumours.

Dr. Amitabha Chanda, Director of Neurosurgery at CK Birla Hospitals, CMRI, said, "Brain tumour surgery has changed substantially in the past decade, and the change is most visible in outcomes."

Elaborating on advancements in surgical techniques and their impact on treatment, he explained, "Imaging technology now allows us to map critical brain functions such as speech, movement, memory, and vision before we enter the operating room. Neuronavigation systems guide the surgical approach in real time. Intraoperative...