Weyyyy, this looks like good news...

[peaches2]

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[StrawberryCream]

Yes that is truly brilliant! However, like any new procedure it will have small beginnings, in this case Kings College Hospital, and will take some years before it is available at other Uk centres making it more widely available to more people with brain tumours.

[barny1]

Great news for anyone requiring destructive brain surgery! At present though it would appear to be only accessible at King's college London, let's hope it's a success and spreads elsewhere.

[cat3]

My god............two incredible, new procedures in one week. There's obviously much more going on behind the scenes than we can imagine !

I'm sure it'll be rolled out nationwide (funding permitted). xx

[RogerCMerriman in reply to cat3]

Had a talk last year, by the dr running various reasurch and with MOD funding a lot of it, they are finally able to well research

[cat3 in reply to RogerCMerriman]

MOD..............really ? How does that work Roger ?

[RogerCMerriman in reply to cat3]

Lot of TBI in military so they are interested in reduction and or rehabilitation.

[cat3 in reply to RogerCMerriman]

Oh of course ; something I would have though of. Thanks Roger. xx