Is There a Benefit From Minimally Evasive Approaches to Myasthenic Surgery?

Is it reasonable to speculate that if we can get great benefit from increasingly minimally evasive approaches, we might be able to offer this to an extended aid range of my senia patients who weren't as well studied in in the trials? Is that something you've heard discussed oror thought about? Yes, i think so. Certainly, any patient gets less of a setback, as we mention, from these minimlly bas if approaches.