Brain tumours
Magnetic resonance spectroscopy metabolite profiles predict survival in paediatric brain tumours
... H magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) is a non- invasive technique that measures the concentration of variety of biomolecules from a volume of interest. 6 The technique is widely available clinically and easily ...
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Advanced magnetic resonance imaging techniques in brain tumours surgical planning
... PWI permits no invasive in vivo study of tumour vas- cular hyperplasia and capillary permeability, which are important biological markers of malignancy, grade and prognosis, particularly in gliomas. Two perfusion tech- ...
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UK case control study of brain tumours in children, teenagers and young adults: a pilot study
... CNS tumours although findings have been inconsistent, varying according to tumour type and exposure of interest ...CNS tumours in children ...childhood brain tumours [24], whilst a protective ...
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Cognitive Deficits in Primary Brain Tumours: A Framework for Management and Rehabilitation
... of brain tumours have resulted in significant im- provements in survival duration ...for tumours including prolonged survival be- yond 10 - 15 years expected for the low to intermediate grade ...
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Understanding brain tumours
... Learn about brain tumours: Learn more about brain tumours, any possible side-effects and the emotional effects they can cause. This will help you to understand how you can support your ...
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Expression of ADAMTS 8, a secreted protease with anti angiogenic properties, is down regulated in brain tumours
... whole brain, cerebral cortex, frontal lobe, cerebellum and ...34 brain tumours (including 22 high-grade gliomas) and four glioma cell lines indicated at least two-fold reduction in mRNA compared to ...
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Incidence rates of the primary brain tumours in Georgia - a population-based study
... The active case ascertainment was used in order to cap- ture all cases of newly diagnosed brain tumours within the study period. Relevant information (including socioeco- nomic, clinical, pathological, ...
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Segmentation of brain tumours for radiosurgery appl ications using image processing
... These brain tumours will be analysed using MRI ...the brain 4 ...the brain tumour contour is a major step in planning spatially localized radiotherapy .... Brain is a more sensitive and ...
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Detection and classification of brain tumours from MRI images using faster R-CNN
... of brain tumours may be considered as an image segmentation problem where the tumour is labelled on the ...MRI brain tumour images ...of tumours from MRI images ...
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Evaluation of a novel antibody to define histone 3 3 G34R mutant brain tumours
... We next assessed the effectiveness of these antibodies by immunohistochemical methods to diagnose the H3 G34R/V mutation associated brain tumours. The H3- K27M antibody has previously been shown to be ...
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Psychosocial adjustment in adolescent survivors of childhood brain tumours
... O f the studies investigating psychosocial functioning in children surviving cancer, several areas of interest have been highlighted but are as yet not well understood. Methodological factors are implicated in the lack o ...
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Comparison of contrast in brightness mode and strain ultrasonography of glial brain tumours
... glial tumours, with subsequent analysis of differences in contrast between the image ...of brain tumours, since the strain images provide better discrimination (higher contrast) be- tween the tumour ...
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Brain Tumours and Prophylactic Antiepileptic Drug Prescribing Patterns by Neurosurgeons Practising in Australasia
... with brain tumours ...with brain tumours who had no history of epilepsy, the conclusion was that there was no evidence to support their use regardless of neoplastic type ...
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Epidemiologic Studies on Mobile Phone Use and the Risk of Brain Tumours: An Overview
... of brain tumours, even after leaving out letters and editorials regarding the ...increased brain tumour ...increased brain tumour risk was reported, which was most pronounced for high-grade ...
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NANOTECHNOLOGY – NEW TRENDS IN THE TREATMENT OF BRAIN TUMOURS
... of brain tumours, making them easier to detect earlier by standard imaging methods ...for brain tumours include computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging ...
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ERK5 Expression in Brain Tumours
... invasive brain tumours, such as glioblastoma, display a high level of expression of the ERK5 signalling pathway, and hence, ERK5 can be a potential target for glioblastoma ...of tumours, together ...
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Challenges to curing primary brain tumours.
... with brain tumours include the degree to which the BBB will impede the access of cellular and molecular immunotherapies to tumours; whether immunotherapies will synergize with or counteract the ...
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Multimodal magnetic resonance imaging increases the overall diagnostic accuracy in brain tumours: Correlation with histopathology
... these tumours, compared with a sensitivity, specificity, PPV and NPV of ...of brain tumours. In some tumours, ...Solid tumours, such as lymphomas with high cellularity as the ...
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Mobile Phones and Brain Tumours A Public Health Concern. Vini Gautam Khurana PhD, FRACS. 1
... malignant brain tumour "cases" (recorded in those registries between 2000 and 2003 and not part of their previous studies) and 692 appropriately matched "controls" ...malignant brain ...
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<p>Overcoming the Blood–Brain Barrier: Successes and Challenges in Developing Nanoparticle-Mediated Drug Delivery Systems for the Treatment of Brain Tumours</p>
... – brain barrier ...– brain tumour barrier); surgical resection is often incomplete, leaving residual cells that are able to migrate and ...to brain tumours owing to different strategies, ...
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