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■ Brain imaging is necessary for optimal localization, characterization, and management of pediatric brain cancer prior to surgery in patients with suspected or confirmed brain tumors (strong evidence).
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■ Brain imaging is necessary for optimal localization, characterization, and management of pediatric brain cancer prior to surgery in patients with suspected or confirmed brain tumors (strong evidence).
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Association of brain tumours with other neoplasms in families
European Journal of Cancer, 2004We used the nationwide Swedish Family-Cancer Database to analyse the association of histology-specific brain tumours with other cancers in family members. Among 0-68-year-old offspring, 9414 patients with brain tumours were identified from 1961 to 2000, of whom, 3387 parents were diagnosed with any primary neoplasm.
Kari Hemminki, Kari Hemminki, Xinjun Li
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The Psychiatristʼs Management of Patients With Undiagnosed Brain Neoplasm
Southern Medical Journal, 1977Of 679 patients with brain neoplasms admitted to either a medical school center or a community hospital during a nine-year period, 24 had been examined by a psychiatrist before definitive diagnosis of brain neoplasm. These 24 cases were studied to evaluate the role of the psychiatrist in the management of the patients before the neoplasm was diagnosed.
Stein L, Rogers J, Spudis Ev
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Stereotactic Intracavitary Irradiation of Cystic Neoplasms of the Brain
Stereotactic and Functional Neurosurgery, 1985Ten patients with intracranial cystic tumors underwent stereotactic intracavitary irradiation using <sup>32</sup>P colloidal chromic phosphate. Accurate dosimetry (25,000–30,000 rad to the cast wall) was achieved by volume estimation using computed tomography.
L D Lunsford +2 more
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Journal of Occupational Medicine, 1991
In an update of an earlier investigation of brain tumors, mortality patterns were examined for 7849 male employees who worked at a petrochemical plant from 1941 through 1983. The update added 6 years of observation (1978 to 1983). During this period, the
M. Teta, M. Ott, A. Schnatter
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In an update of an earlier investigation of brain tumors, mortality patterns were examined for 7849 male employees who worked at a petrochemical plant from 1941 through 1983. The update added 6 years of observation (1978 to 1983). During this period, the
M. Teta, M. Ott, A. Schnatter
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Neoplasms of the Brain and Spine
2013Brain tumors are the most common solid tumors in children. Pediatric brain tumors display a high pathologic diversity, and many of them are primitive lesions. The type of tumor, incidence, distribution, and the outcome are different according to the age.
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Boron Uptake in Mouse Brain Neoplasm
Radiation Research, 1955It was proposed (1) in 1940 that neoplastic cells may be destroyed in vivo if sufficient boron, in some suitable form, can be applied to the tumor in vivo and then irradiated with an adequate slow neutron flux. Such a "boron-disintegration therapy"3 is uniquely different from other types of irradiation processes because: 1.
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Neuroimaging and Genetic Influence in Treating Brain Neoplasms
Neuroimaging Clinics of North America, 2015The current treatment of glioblastoma patients based on surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy has achieved modest improvement in progression-free survival. In this direction, personalized treatment is the next achievement for better patient management and increased overall survival.
L. Celso Hygino da Cruz +1 more
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ANGIOBLASTIC NEOPLASMS OF THE BRAIN
Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, 1948Jefferson Browder, Everett W. Corradini
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