Advances in computational neuroimaging techniques have expanded the armamentarium of
imaging tools available for clinical applications in clinical neuroscience. Non-invasive, in …

The classical way for surgical selection and planning in cerebral glioma mainly focused on
tumor topography. The emerging science of connectomics, which aims of mapping brain …

The purpose of surgery for brain tumors involving eloquent neural circuits is to maximize the
extent of resection while preserving an optimal quality of life. To this end, especially in …

Simple Summary Beyond intraoperative electrostimulation mapping in awake patients (the
gold-standard for brain tumor surgery), non-invasive FNI/TMS can be repeated before and …

People with brain tumours, including those previously treated, are commonly affected by a
range of neurocognitive impairments involving executive function, memory, attention, and …

Abstract Language is organized in large-scale networks in the human brain that show a
strong potential for flexible interactions and adaptation. Neuroplasticity is the central …

The study of patients after glioma resection offers a unique opportunity to investigate brain
reorganization. It is currently unknown how the whole-brain connectomic profile evolves …

G liomas, which represent about half of all primary cerebral tumors, generate functional
disturbances by progressing within the brain, with patient survival time still short even with …

Although clinical neurology was mainly erected on the dogma of localizationism, numerous
reports have described functional recovery after lesions involving presumed non …

Introduction Standardisation of imaging acquisition is essential in facilitating multicentre
studies related to childhood CNS tumours. It is important to ensure that the imaging protocol …