Teleneuropsychometry Solution in Resource-Constrained Setting – An Initial Experience in Adults With Brain Tumors

Background.Teleneuropsychometry constitutes a sophisticated technological innovation that enhances access to specialized neuropsychological services for patients situated in geographically remote or resource-limited contexts.When optimally utilized, teleneuropsychometry emerges as an advanced modality for bridging the gap between patient and neuropsychologists, facilitating timely preoperative cognitive evaluations.Methods.The study delineates two case reports of brain tumor patients who underwent teleneuropsychometric assessment prior to surgical interventions while also critically analyzing the complexities inherent in establishing such a service.Results.Both patients successfully completed the assessments with minimal assistance, providing valuable insights into their cognitive abilities.These insights enabled the medical team to customize surgical planning and anticipate potential risks.Conclusion.The findings reinforce the growing body of evidence supporting the feasibility of teleneuropsychometric assessments in a resource-constrained environment and highlights their broader applicability within the domains of neuro-oncology.