How a device used for brain tumour surgery is saving sights in many
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AIIMS Delhi uses Gamma Knife for eye tumours, with Dr. Agrawal highlighting its efficacy. Charges amount to Rs 75,000 for therapy and MRI follow-up. The device spares the optic nerve, delivering precise radiation doses for improved outcomes.
AIIMS Delhi uses Gamma Knife for eye tumours, with Dr. Agrawal highlighting its efficacy. Charges amount to Rs 75,000 for therapy and MRI follow-up. The device spares the optic nerve, delivering precise radiation doses for improved outcomes.
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AIIMS Delhi uses Gamma Knife for eye tumours, with Dr. Agrawal highlighting its efficacy. Charges amount to Rs 75,000 for therapy and MRI follow-up. The device spares the optic nerve, delivering precise radiation doses for improved outcomes. 
