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A surgeon is removing brain tumors "the size of large apples" through patients' eyebrows, in what is believed to be a world first, Sky News reports.
Consultant neurosurgeon Anastasios Giamouriadis, based in Aberdeen, Scotland has adapted an existing technique to remove the growths, leaving patients with only a small scar and black eye.
The operation can be over in three hours, and some people can leave hospital just 24 hours later and return to work within days.
"With this technique, patients wake up straight way, they sometimes go home the day after the operation, where we know patients have quicker and better recoveries," said Giamouriadis.
Dealing with tumors at the front of the brain normally requires surgeons to remove a large portion of the skull—exposing healthy parts of the brain in the process—in what is known as a craniotomy.
Giamouriadis said this type of surgery is not new, but he has modified it to give him "more space, through the eyebrow" allowing him "to remove very big brain tumors."
"Traditionally people would be left with scars across their full forehead, we avoid that with this method," he said.