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Extending resection and preserving function: modern concepts of glioma surgery
2015
Swiss Medical Weekly
Recent studies have demonstrated that the improved prognosis derived from resection of gliomas largely depends on the extent and quality of the resection, making maximum but safe resection the ultimate goal. Simultaneously, technical innovations and refined neurosurgical methods have rapidly improved efficacy and safety. Because gliomas derive from intrinsic brain cells, they often cannot be visually distinguished from the surrounding brain tissue during surgery. In order to appreciate the full
doi:10.4414/smw.2015.14082
pmid:25651063
fatcat:cz22kiqhfzev7mgr7fsofxbxdm