Myriam Edjlali
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Myriam Edjlali is a leading neurosurgeon and researcher specializing in the surgical management of brain tumors, particularly diffuse gliomas. Her work focuses on refining stereotactic biopsy techniques to maximize diagnostic yield while minimizing complications. In a landmark study involving 377 consecutive adult patients with supratentorial diffuse gliomas, she demonstrated that robot-assisted stereotactic biopsies achieve high diagnostic accuracy with a favorable safety profile, establishing a benchmark for modern neurosurgical practice. Edjlali has also critically examined the causes of postoperative intracerebral haematomas, a serious complication of stereotactic biopsies. Her investigation into whether these bleeds stem from poor planning or poor execution has provided actionable insights for improving surgical protocols and patient outcomes. With her papers garnering significant attention—her 2021 study alone has accumulated 27 citations—Edjlali’s contributions are shaping best practices in neuro-oncological surgery. Her meticulous approach to analyzing procedural errors underscores her commitment to advancing patient safety and surgical precision.
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