Pontine brainstem low-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Pontine brainstem low-grade glioma

Introduction Surgery in the brainstem can be associated with significant morbidity and mortality. , This is because the brainstem has a high density of eloquent gray and white matter structures,…

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Right frontal high-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Right frontal high-grade glioma

Introduction The factors associated with worse outcomes for patients with high-grade gliomas include older patients, poorer neurologic function, tumors in close proximity to the subventricular zone, and decreasing extent of…

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Gliomatosis cerebri

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Gliomatosis cerebri

Introduction Gliomatosis cerebri is characterized by widespread infiltration of the brain in three or more lobes with bilateral involvement. Gliomatosis cerebri type 1 is when there is no ­obvious mass,…

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Right temporal low-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Right temporal low-grade glioma

Introduction A common location of low-grade gliomas (LGGs) is the temporal lobe, in which the number ranges from 15% to 25% in several series. Patients with temporal lobe LGGs ­typically…

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Left temporal low-grade glioma

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

Introduction A common location of low-grade gliomas (LGGs) is the temporal lobe. In most series, this number ranges from 15% to 25%. Patients with temporal lobe LGGs typically have subtle…

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Parietal low-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Parietal low-grade glioma

Introduction The parietal lobe is often considered a safe entry point for cortical and subcortical tumors because it avoids the ­somatosensory cortex anteriorly and the visual cortex posteriorly. However, there…

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Left insular low-grade glioma

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Introduction As with other low-grade gliomas (LGGs), the ideal management of these lesions involves extensive resection while avoiding iatrogenic deficits. More extensive resection is associated with longer overall survival, delayed…

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Right insular low-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Right insular low-grade glioma

Introduction The insula is considered the fifth lobe and is a complex structure both anatomically and functionally. Functionally, the insula is thought to play critical roles in memory, executive function,…

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Wernicke area low-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Wernicke area low-grade glioma

Introduction Lesions in close proximity to essential cortical language functions, namely the Broca and Wernicke areas, have long been considered to not be amenable to surgical resection. Unlike in strokes,…

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Broca area low-grade glioma

Feb 15, 2025 by in NEUROSURGERY Comments Off on Broca area low-grade glioma

Introduction The goal of achieving extensive resection for low-grade ­gliomas (LGGs) in eloquent regions is a relatively new ­paradigm, as many recent studies are now showing that observation and lesser…

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