Left temporal high-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Left temporal high-grade glioma

Introduction A common location for high-grade gliomas is the temporal lobe. In most series, this number ranges from 15% to 25%. Patients with dominant-hemisphere temporal lobe gliomas most commonly present…

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Left insular high-grade glioma

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Introduction Surgery within the insula is associated with significant morbidity because it is adjacent to and involves critical cortical structures, white matter tracts, and cerebral vasculature. The incidence of subtotal…

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Recurrent high-grade glioma

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Introduction Despite advances in medical and surgical therapy, the median survival for patients with high-grade gliomas remains approximately 1 year. These tumors frequently invade and infiltrate the surrounding parenchyma, and…

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Right insular high-grade glioma

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Introduction The insula is a complex structure both anatomically and functionally. Functionally, the insula plays critical roles in memory, executive function, motor integration, and motor planning, among others. Although the…

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Wernicke area high-grade glioma

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Introduction Historically, the Wernicke area has been defined as residing primarily within the posterior superior temporal lobe in the dominant hemisphere. , However, there is great ­individual variability. , The…

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Broca area high-grade glioma

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Introduction Historically, the Broca area has been defined as residing primarily within the pars triangularis of the inferior frontal gyrus or frontal operculum on the dominant hemisphere. , The methods…

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Left perirolandic high-grade glioma

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Introduction In general, the most critical eloquent locations are the ­language and motor areas. In a meta-analysis on intraoperative stimulation brain mapping for glioma surgery, De Witt Hammer and colleagues…

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Right perirolandic high-grade glioma

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Introduction The surgery of brain tumors, namely gliomas, requires a delicate balance between extensive resection and avoidance of neurologic deficits. The risk of neurologic deficits is highest in those tumors…

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Left frontal high-grade glioma

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Introduction The primary modifiable risk factor for patients with high-grade gliomas is extent of resection. For patients with primary glioblastoma, the maximum residual volume threshold is 5 cm 3 ,…

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Medullary brainstem low-grade glioma

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Introduction Brainstem tumors are a rare subset of intrinsic tumors that occur in adults that account for less than 1% of the primary brain tumors in adults. , These tumors…

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