… to be aggressively resected without language deficits. The composite language maps
generated in our study suggest that our current models of human language organization …

… during glioma resection is associated with lower risks of long-term neurological and
language deficits and higher extent of tumor resection, as well as shorter hospital stay duration. …

… language deficits following tumor resection. Our experience suggests that cortical language
mapping … resection while preserving essential language sites, even in the setting of negative …

… The language cortices are even more variable. While performing cortical stimulation mapping
on patients with gliomas undergoing resection, Quinones and colleagues 20 found more …

… II glioma (and why we performed only a partial resection in … still functional within Grade II
gliomas.As a consequence, we … language mapping for resection of Grade II gliomas located in …

… language, sensory, and motor maps was detected by electrical stimulation of the brain, and
this allowed total glioma … : These findings show that surgical resection of a glioma can lead to …

… surgical resection of gliomas. This form of functional brain … Awake language mapping is
critical for glioma surgery within … that language networks are variable, and as such, mapping only …

… who were scheduled for tumor resection at our … language mapping twice due to at least two
tumor resections or a second nrTMS language mapping to evaluate a second tumor resection …

… probe enables continuous mapping and distance assessment of corticospinal tracts during
asleep glioma resection. In this study, we explored this stimulation technique in awake …

… and language mapping, intraoperative MRI, and intraoperative techniques such as 5-aminolevulinic
acid administration, that allow maximal safe operative resection of glioblastomas. …