OBJECT:: Preoperative determinants of surgical risk in elderly patients with meningioma are
not fully defined. This study was undertaken to determine whether the Charlson comorbidity …

Background. Intracranial meningioma is a common condition in the elderly population.
Surgical resection in this group of patients may be rendered more hazardous due to the …

Object The authors conducted a study to determine population-based estimates of survival
following the diagnosis and treatment of nonmalignant intracranial meningioma in the US in …

Objective To prospectively assess mortality, morbidity and the functional and symptomatic
outcome following intracranial surgery for meningiomas in elderly patients at two …

OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study was to compare long-term prognosis after
meningioma surgery in elderly and younger patients as well as to compare survival of …

Background Improved life expectancy and advanced diagnostic tools including computed
tomography and magnetic resonance imaging have increased the awareness and diagnosis …

Objective To investigate predictors of complications after intracranial meningioma resection
using a standardized reporting system for adverse events. Methods A retrospective review …

BACKGROUND: Although population age increases, published evidence on meningioma
treatment in the elderly is scarce. OBJECTIVE: In order to improve selection for surgery, we …

Studies directly comparing the outcomes of intracranial meningioma resection between
elderly and younger patients are currently limited. This study aimed to assess the …

Background Awake-craniotomy allows maximal tumor resection, which has been associated
with extended survival. The feasibility and safety of awake-craniotomy and the effect of …