University of Hamburg-Eppendorf
Neurocytoma treated by stereotactic radiosurgery in selected patients
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, May 19th, 2006
"Two groups of central neurocytomas have been identified: typical and atypical neurocytomas. The more benign typical neurocytomas have a better prognosis. Complete resection of typical neurocytomas results in significantly better outcome than incomplete resection," scientists writing in the journal Cancer reported.
"The current study investigated whether the outcome after incomplete resection can be improved by postoperative SRS or by and conventional radiotherapy (cRT)," explained D. Rades and colleagues, University of Hamburg-Eppendorf. "The...
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