Extent Of Resection
What is the advance of extent of resection in glioblastoma surgical treatment—a systematic review
... maximum extent of resection ...tumor resection and identified five prognostic predictors including age, Kar- nofsky Performance Scale (KPS) score, extent of resec- tion, and the degree of ...
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Ultrasound-guided versus traditional surgical resection of supratentorial gliomas in a limited-resources neurosurgical setting
... tumor resection begins; IOUS should be repeatedly used to assess the extent of resection and avoid false passage into unaffected white matter or breach into the ...of resection and no fur- ...
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IL-10 and PRKDC polymorphisms are associated with glioma patient survival
... age, extent of tumor resection, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy regimen, we found that the median overall survival (OS) of WHO grade I–II glioma patients (12 months; 3-year survival rate = ...The ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC4962737.pdf
... of resection, although no longer the most powerful predictor of outcome, remains prognostic in both ...and extent of resection as depicted in a nomogram, we find that EPN_PFA is the strongest ...
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Microneurosurgical aspects in the management of posterior cranial fossa epidermoids: experience of 24 cases
... the extent of resection (EOR), complications, and neurological outcome were ...safe resection with an emphasis on the preservation of CN to give our patients the highest quality of life possible ...
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MANAGEMENT OPTIONS FOR CEREBRAL GLIOMAS
... gliomas, extent of resection, intraoperative ultrasonography use, grades of glioma and postoperative functional status as decisive prognostic factors and had an impact on ...total resection, ...
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<p>The surgical perspective in precision treatment of diffuse gliomas</p>
... preoperatively obtained structural and functional data can be integrated into the neuro-navigation device and used as a surgical guide in combination with intraoperative neu- romonitoring to enable maximal safe ...
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Initial Experience with Brain Mapping under Awake Craniotomy for Resection of Insular Gliomas of the Dominant Hemisphere
... Since first description of insula by Johann C. Reil, it has been considered as a" no man's land" for many years (22). Due to close proximity of insula to motor, language and memory pathways (especially in the ...
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Is superior tibiofibular joint resection necessary in extraarticular knee resection for sarcomas? A systematic review
... exact extent of resection depended on tumor ...“no resection of STFJ ” between 0 and 21 %, in contrast to the group in- cluding resection of STFJ with LRR between 4 and 8 ...
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Clinical outcomes of patients with metachronous second primary lung adenocarcinomas
... the extent of resection was based on the balance of risk and benefit of surgery, mainly considering charac- teristics of the tumor and performance status of patients, which might be different depending on ...
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The value of using a brain laser interstitial thermal therapy (LITT) system in patients presenting with high grade gliomas where maximal safe resection may not be feasible
... anatomy]). Extent of resection (EOR) with the aim of maximal cytoreduction of the tumor is strongly corre- lated with outcomes (i.e. survival and function as classi- fied under the Karnofsky performance ...
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Recurrence after thymoma resection according to the extent of the resection
... of resection by the above definition is an important prognostic factor for recurrence after thymoma resection ...the extent of resection is not significantly correlated with risk for ...the ...
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Astrocytic Tumors in Mexico: An Overview of Characteristics and Prognosis in an Open Reference Center for Low-Income Population.
... location, extent of resection (EOR), histopathology, hospital stay, Glasgow outcome scale (GOS), adjuvant treatments, overall survival (OS), and ...total resection (GTR) was achieved in 18.1% cases, ...
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Usefulness and safety of 0.4% sodium hyaluronate solution as a submucosal fluid "cushion" for endoscopic resection of colorectal mucosal neoplasms: A prospective multi-center open-label trial
... plete resection rate of ...bloc resection rate of ...endoscopic resection may lead to a higher en bloc complete resection ...complete resection, patients are generally followed up on a ...
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A Review of Different Medical Image Registration Techniques
... The success of the surgical resection of brain tumors depends to a large extent on the complete removal of the tumour. The proximity of many tumors to critical brain structures coupled with a poor ...
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Predictors of Perioperative outcome after Hepatectomy : A Prospective Analysis.
... hepatic resection to elderly patients and patients with comorbid ...hepatic resection for malignant diseases in elderly patients is expected to increase, and hence hepatic resection is going to play ...
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Endoscopic Staging and Treatment of Early Gastric Cancer
... after resection of gastric adenoma and EGC, the different concept of gas- tric adenoma, dysplasia and adenocarcinoma in East and West and the possibility of histological mixed pattern in large ...
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Management of gastrointestinal stromal tumors: A 10-year experience of a single surgical department
... In the treatment of GISTs, radical surgery is the most effective therapeutic approach. In approx. 75% of patients, it is possible to perform the first operation with curative intent and remove the lesion with a margin ...
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The value of liver resection for focal nodular hyperplasia: resection yes or no?
... liver resection for benign liver tumors, a sep- arate questionnaire was designed using elements from the Short-Form 36, McGill Pain Score and European Organi- zation for Research and Treatment of Cancer Quality of ...
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Intussusception
... of resection and anastomosis of the small bowel 23 ...the resection rate during surgery has risen to more than 15% because of correction of easily reduced intussusception by non-surgical ...
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