Postoperative speech impairment and cranial nerve deficits after secondary surgery of posterior fossa tumours in childhood:a prospective European multicentre study

Autor: J Kjær, Grønbæk, S, Toescu, R, Frič, P, Nilsson, C, Castor, C, Mallucci, B, Pizer, K, Aquilina, E, Molinari, M Aasved, Hjort, A, Karppinen, G, Rutkauskiene, K, Mudra, B, Markia, K, van Baarsen, E, Hoving, J, Zipfel, M, Wibroe, K, Nysom, K, Schmiegelow, A, Sehested, R, Mathiasen, M, Juhler

Publikováno v: Grønbæk, J K, Toescu, S, Frič, R, Nilsson, P, Castor, C, Mallucci, C, Pizer, B, Aquilina, K, Molinari, E, Hjort, M A, Karppinen, A, Rutkauskiene, G, Mudra, K, Markia, B, van Baarsen, K, Hoving, E, Zipfel, J, Wibroe, M, Nysom, K, Schmiegelow, K, Sehested, A, Mathiasen, R, Juhler, M & CMS study group 2022, ' Postoperative speech impairment and cranial nerve deficits after secondary surgery of posterior fossa tumours in childhood : a prospective European multicentre study ', Child's Nervous System, vol. 38, no. 4, pp. 747-758 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s00381-022-05464-0

PURPOSE: Brain tumours constitute 25% of childhood neoplasms, and half of them are in the posterior fossa. Surgery is a fundamental component of therapy, because gross total resection is associated with a higher progression-free survival. Patients wi

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