RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF EPIDERMOID CYSTS OF THE BRAIN
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Abstract
The work presents the results of surgical treatment of epidermoid cysts of the brain. Currently, various types of surgical techniques for this pathology are being continuously improved, but there are no studies with a high level of evidence base on the significant advantages of one or another surgical treatment tactic.
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