… Undoubtedly, many scientific articles are published referring to brain metastasis, centered
on different aspects of the issue, including natural history, epidemiology, etiology, and genetics…

… Given the approval of these CNS-penetrating therapies over the previous decade, we
compared the incidence of brain metastases in studies published in 2000–2010 to studies …

… (30) found a similar rate of BM in their study (8.7%), most other autopsy series reported higher
rates: thus, Posner and Chernik (31) published data regarding 2,375 autopsies of patients …

… data on incidence of primary brain tumors and primary cancer sites, there are no current data
specifically for brain metastases. … of finding and developing brain metastases, respectively. …

… brain metastases. However, one trial reported an improvement in survival for patients with
single brain metastasis … All three randomized trials (two fully published and one in abstract form…

… Most recently, results of the JCOG0504 trial 121 published in 2018 demonstrated the non-inferiority
of salvage SRS relative to WBRT in patients with 1–4 surgically resected …

… metastasize to the brain irrespective of patient sex and is the most common brain metastasis
occurring in men… In women, breast cancer is the most commonly occurring brain metastasis. …

Brain metastases (BMs) occur in 10% to 20% of adult patients with cancer, and with
increased surveillance and improved systemic control, the incidence is likely to grow. Despite …

… No randomized studies regarding the use of surgery on multiple metastases have been
published, although it can be proposed for selected patients. A complete surgical resection might …

… a review of prognostic factors in 18 published reports. … brain metastases from solid tumors.
We conducted a retrospective study within a large database of patients with brain metastases, …