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Umcg Tests Direct Scan for Residual Cancer Cells After Surgery

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The University Medical Center Groningen is testing a new technique that could potentially prevent repeat surgeries and intensive aftercare for cancer patients. A mobile scanner will be used during the surgery to check whether a tumor has been completely removed. The UMCG is the first hospital in the Netherlands to investigate this technique. Normally, removed tumor tissue is first examined by a pathologist. They assess whether the surgical margi…

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Umcg Tests Direct Scan for Residual Cancer Cells After Surgery

The University Medical Center Groningen is testing a new technique that could potentially prevent repeat surgeries and intensive aftercare for cancer patients. A mobile scanner will be used during the surgery to check whether a tumor has been completely removed. The UMCG is the first hospital in the Netherlands to investigate this technique. Normally, removed tumor tissue is first examined by a pathologist. They assess whether the surgical margi…

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NOS broke the news in Netherlands on Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
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