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. 2024 Jun 12;11:1386722. doi: 10.3389/fsurg.2024.1386722

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Intraoperative infrared imaging of a left temporal glioblastoma WHO grade IV. A visible light image (right) is provided for comparison. Dural (white arrows) and cortical vessels are superimposed on thermographic imaging after craniotomy. The Labbé vein (black arrows) and cortical arteries (asterisk) can be identified through the dura mater with infrared imaging. In this case, the tumoral area appears hypothermic in the central region of the craniotomy (yellow area). Note the temperature difference between cortical arteries and veins.