… radiotracers and their respective indications in neuro-oncology. It specifically focuses on
the … ’s potential in neuro-oncology as an adjunct to brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). …

… /MR scans and their possible future role in oncological and non-oncological diagnostics. …
of PET/MR scans and their possible future role in oncological and non-oncological diagnostics. …

… This Review summarizes the clinical role of the rapidly developing field of amino acid
PET and advanced MRI techniques in adults with brain tumours at all stages of disease, and …

… ▶ Cognitive–behavioural changes usually occur in patients with slow growing bifrontal
tumours—for example, orbitofrontal meningiomas—but are also a feature of rapidly growing …

… Neuro-oncologic patients are routinely encountered in clinical practice. Neuro-oncology is a
rapidly evolving … We provide a straightforward primer on neuro-oncology with a focus on the …

… drive glioma growth and prevent tumor cell death are emerging rapidly. Among the promising
therapeutic targets in early clinical development are MET, fibroblast growth factor receptor (…

… cancer in developing nervous system have not yet been widely translated into improved
outcomes, innovative, biologically based approaches to treatment are rapidly … is with this rapidly …

… , which would be more likely to recur rapidly. Because these patients have not been excluded
… In addition, the effects of these new drugs on the fastest growing tumors would probably …

One of the biggest challenges in neuro-oncology is understanding the complexity of central
nervous system tumors, such as gliomas, in order to develop suitable therapeutics. …

… and neurological examination is performed. In general, a child who presents with rapidly
progressing symptoms in a short time period is likely to have a rapidly growing malignant brain …