Seizures represent a common symptom in low-grade gliomas; when uncontrolled, they
significantly contribute to patient morbidity and negatively impact quality of life. Tumor …

Objective: There remains no general consensus in the neurosurgical oncology literature
regarding the role of extent of glioma resection in improving patient outcome. Although the …

Object A growing number of published studies have recently demonstrated the role of
resection in overall survival (OS) for patients with gliomas. In this retrospective study, the …

INTRODUCTION: Seizures are the most common initial symptom in patients with low-grade
glioma and their occurrence strongly depends on the tumor location. The majority of low …

Object Low-grade gliomas (LGGs) are rarely diagnosed as an incidental, asymptomatic
finding, and it is not known how the early surgical management of these tumors might affect …

In the treatment of patients with low-grade glioma, there still is controversy on how surgical
intervention, radiation therapy, and chemotherapy contribute to an ameliorated progression …

Refinement of neurosurgical technique has enabled safer operations with more aggressive
outcomes. One cornerstone of modern-day practice is the utilization of intraoperative …

OBJECTIVE: A prospective volumetric analysis of extent of resection (EOR) was carried out
to assess surgical outcomes in adults diagnosed with hemispheric low grade gliomas …

Neurosurgical intervention remains the first step in effective glioma management. With
intraoperative mapping techniques, aggressive microsurgical resection can be safely …

Objectives Seizure is a common presenting symptom of primary brain tumors. There are no
published studies regarding the roles of MicroRNA (miRNA) in tumor-related epilepsy. The …