Disparity

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A difference in level or treatment, especially one seen as unfair.

Insurance-Related Disparity

Racial disparity

Socioeconomic disparity

Disparities in access to advanced neurosurgical technology remain a critical concern in global neurosurgery. Bridging this gap is essential to ensure that all patients, regardless of their geographic location, can benefit from the advancements in neurosurgical care. A concerted effort involving governments, healthcare institutions, and the international community is required to achieve this goal, advancing the quality of care for patients with brain tumors worldwide ¹⁾