Yes, we read the same article but we probably did not graduate from the same medical school. I noticed that the tumor did not grow between MRIs done "a few mont

Yes, we read the same article but we probably did not graduate from the same medical school. I noticed that the tumor did not grow between MRIs done "a few months" apart so the imminent danger invoked by the surgeon that did the highly unusual intervention looks to me like ass covering and justification for whomever paid for the intervention. There's also the publication that printed the article - a magazine known for its superficial interest in new and shiny tech, not its scientific accuracy. There's nothing in the very low res plastic 3D model that was not already visible on the radiologist's computer monitor. I'm being this insensitive because I'm an adult and I let reason ruin a good story.