Cognitive function, with survival and response on brain imaging, is increasingly regarded as
an important outcome measure in patients with brain tumours. This measure provides us …

Deficits in neurocognitive functioning (NCF) frequently occur in glioma patients. Both
treatment and the tumor itself contribute to these deficits. Data about the role of the tumor are …

Background: Diffuse infiltrative low‐grade gliomas of the cerebral hemispheres in the adult
are a group of tumors with distinct clinical, histological and molecular characteristics, and …

Quality of life is an important area of clinical neurooncology that is increasingly relevant as
survivorship increases and as patients experience potential morbidities associated with new …

Quality of life in brain tumour patients is an emerging issue and has prompted
neurosurgeons to reconsider the need for cognitive assessment in the course of treatment …

Background Depression is a common and important complication of primary cerebral
glioma. However, observational studies of this relationship have not been systematically …

PURPOSE: To examine the relationship between neurocognitive function (NCF) and quality
of life (QOL) in patients with brain metastases after whole-brain radiotherapy. PATIENTS …

OBJECTIVE: Cerebral functions are based on the functional interactions between multiple
distinct specialized regions of the brain. Functional interactions require anatomical …

BACKGROUND: The traditional neurosurgical approach to cerebral lesions is based on the
classic view of a rigid brain organization in fixed “eloquent” areas. However, this method is …

The diagnosis and management of high-grade glioma has profound effects on patients and
their families. Guidance issued by the UK National Institute of Health and Clinical Excellence …