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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-65734-4_42
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Experiences in Microsurgery of Acoustic Neurinomas (Abstract)

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“…This definition is not absolutely clear, as brainstem compression runs a spectrum from mild indentation of the brainstem to gross contortion of the brainstem and fourth ventricle. (20) Although the clinical outcome was excellent in our current study, it has also been reported that brainstem compression is a risk factor for progression. Hasegawa et al's study of 440 gamma knife surgical patients found that brainstem compression with fourth ventricle compression significantly resulted in worse outcome.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 42%
“…This definition is not absolutely clear, as brainstem compression runs a spectrum from mild indentation of the brainstem to gross contortion of the brainstem and fourth ventricle. (20) Although the clinical outcome was excellent in our current study, it has also been reported that brainstem compression is a risk factor for progression. Hasegawa et al's study of 440 gamma knife surgical patients found that brainstem compression with fourth ventricle compression significantly resulted in worse outcome.…”
Section: Discussioncontrasting
confidence: 42%
“… 5 , 6 , 10 Therefore, both MRI sequences were compared to ABR, and all VS patients were classified according to tumour size using the Koos classification system. 16 …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The upper branch is the standalone MRI strategy and the bottom branch is the ABR‐MRI strategy. ABR, auditory brainstem response; FN, false negative; FP, false positive; K1‐K4, Koos stages; 16 MRI, magnetic resonance imaging; NP, no pathology; OIP, other important pathology; TN; true negative; TP, true positive; VS, vestibular schwannoma…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Український нейрохірургічний журнал, 2015, №2 больных по поводу ВШ обусловило изменение тактики ведения больных [11][12][13][14][15][16]. В США за период с 1998 по 2008 г. частота выполнения микрохирургических вмешательств по поводу ВШ уменьшилась с 92,7 до 53,4%, в то же время частота применения радио-хирургии/радиотерапии увеличилась с 5 до 24,2%, динамического наблюдения -до 22,4% [17]. В связи с тяжелыми физическими и психологическими пос-ледствиями пареза ЛН после оперативного лечения ВШ, некоторые авторы предлагают воздерживаться от агрессивной хирургической тактики у больных при неблагоприятной анатомии опухоли, особенно при ВШ больших размеров.…”
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“…На основании этого показателя больные распределены на группы в соответствии с классификацией Koos [17], которая отражает соотношение опухоли, стволовых структур и IV желудочка (табл. 2).…”
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