Neurosurgeon | Former @WFNSHQ Resident, Neurological Institute of Curitiba, Brazil | Editorial Board Member JBNc | Social Media Associate Editor @JNeurooncol
Take a look to our latest publication! The concept of supramarginal resection for skull base chordomas by @drjfm_stanford Article: https://t.co/6nsmVvIcHJ Video abstract: https://t.co/Rhs4EuC0Lq @ConstanzoMD@CKLeeMD
The pit sacrifice and transsellar approach improves accessibility to the retrochiasm/retrosellar space in complex craniopharyngiomas; can be used when preop pit fct is impaired, or the risk for postop panhyp is high. @drjfm_stanford@AsmaroMD@ConstanzoMD https://t.co/v6PxiIfOuG
#OnlineFirst: Intracanalicular vestibular schwannomas: facial and hearing outcomes according to the location of the tumor in relation to the nerves of the internal auditory canal.
https://t.co/iXq0QG9iqI.
3.Finally, in cystic VS, perfusion values are significantly different in the solid and cystic parts. Based on previous research, we postulate that cystic degeneration may be a consequence of perfusion-permeability mismatch.
Took quite a while, but it’s finally published! In this pilot study we used perfusion MR (PWI) to characterise VS. Here are a few conclusions: https://t.co/SX0pr8LHuf
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2.Both size and cystic status influence perfusion values (Ktrans and Ve), therefore, using PWI should not be used for DDx w/o accounting for these features, questioning previous results.
While these results may occur from several reasons, we believe that T1b VS may actually arise from the intermediate nerve, as previously described
https://t.co/KOOIJt4zhK
It’s finally here!
While surgery for intracanalicular vestibular schwannoma is rarely indicated, it’s an amazing opportunity to see an almost pristine anatomy, allowing evaluation of some features impossible to see in larger tumours…
https://t.co/t1HEaJ41kO
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We found that T1b VS had a significantly worse hearing and facial outcomes, which would explain the variability of surgical outcomes in previous publications.