“Cortical Motor Excitability Difference in Asleep and Awake Phases of Glioma Surgery Correlates with Tumor Grade and Predicts High-Grade Glioma Probability”

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38112581

In glioma surgery, the difference in cortical motor excitability between asleep and awake phases may correlate with tumor grade, with a 3 mA difference indicating a 75.8% probability of a high-grade glioma.