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Level 3 centers that have performed at least 6 intracranial cases in the last 3 years, and at least one in the prior year, can apply for level 4 accreditation. That includes centers which have done all six cases within the last year. Level 3 centers who cannot meet this or any other criteria for level 4 centers should wait to apply until they can.
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