Tumour removed through nose
Surgeons at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham have managed to remove a tumour through a patient's nose using a 3D high definition endoscope for the first time in Europe.
Technology behind pioneering operation explained
Surgeons at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham have managed to remove a tumour through a patient's nose using a 3D high definition endoscope.
It is the first time the technology has been used in Europe.
Shahzada Ahmed, a consultant from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, told ITV News Central how the technology works.
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