Evaluating the use of intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging in paediatric brain tumour resection surgeries: a literature review.

Brain tumours are the most common solid neoplasm in children, posing a significant challenge in oncology due to the limited range of treatment. Intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging (iMRI) has recently emerged to aid surgical intervention in neurosurgery resection with the potential to delineate tumour boundaries. This narrative literature review aimed to provide an updated evaluation of the clinical implementation of iMRI in paediatric neurosurgical resection, with an emphasis on the extent of brain tumour resection, patient outcomes and its drawbacks.

Young Children's Indiscriminate Helping Behavior Toward a Humanoid Robot.

Young children help others in a range of situations, relatively indiscriminate of the characteristics of those they help. Recent results have suggested that young children's helping behavior extends even to humanoid robots. However, it has been unclear how characteristics of robots would influence children's helping behavior.

The validity of the Frisby stereotest as a measure of precise stereoacuity.

This paper reports the outcomes of a study that compared the performance of 20 binocular adults on the Frisby stereotest and the TNO. (All subjects were prescreened with the Random-dot E stereotest administered at 1.5 m.