Surgical management of incidentally discovered low-grade gliomas
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The authors present the largest cohort of iLGGs. Patient age, tumor location, and molecular genetics were not different between iLGGs and sLGGs. Incidental tumors were smaller, a greater extent of resection could be achieved, and overall survival was improved compared to those for patients with sLGG …
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| Authors | Gogos AJ;Young JS;Pereira MP;Morshed RA;Potts MB;Hervey-Jumper SL;Berger MS;; |
| Journal | journal of neurosurgery |
| Year | 2020 |
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