Titlebook: Gamma Knife Radiosurgery; European Standards a B. Wowra,A. Muacevic,J.-C. Tonn Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Wien 2004 Surger

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High Precision Radiosurgery and Technical Standards,gradients are clinically applied thus necessitating a dedicated quality assurance program in order to guarantee dosimetric and geometric accuracy... A detailed analysis of the course of treatm ent independent of the irradiation technique used results in the so-called chain of uncertainties in radios

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,Clinical Quality Standards for Gamma Knife Radiosurgery — The Munich Protocol —,are described. The following aspects have been taken into account: appropria te patient selection, standardised treatment cycle, acquisition of high-quality stereotactic MR images. the integrated therapeutic concept, dose conformity and dose level, patient follow-up, quality control and scientific d

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Gamma Knife Surgery for Epilepsy Related to Hypothalamic Hamartomas,isks of microsurgery in this area are significant. Gamma Knife Surgery’s (GKS) reduced invasivity seems to be well adapted. In view of the severity of the disease and risks of surgical resection it is crucial to evaluate GKS for this indication. A first retrospective study has shown a very good safe

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Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for Nonfunctioning Pituitary Adenomas, GKS. Complete neurological and endocrinological follow-up information was available for 51 patients. Follow-up examinations included stereotactic magnetic resonance imaging for sequential measurements of the NPA volume. The median dose to the tumor margin was 16.5 G y (range 11–20 Gy), The mean pre

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Gamma Knife Radiosurgery of Skull Base Meningiomas,992 and 1999, 197 skull base-located meningiomas in 192 patients were treated by gamma knife in Prague. Contact with the chiasma or optic tract was not regarded as a contra-indication for gamma knife radi osurgery and such contact was observed in 32% of the skull base meningiomas treated. 176 patien

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Results of Outpatient Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for Primary Therapy of Acoustic Neuromas,rrent study was to define the impact of outpatient gamma knife radiosurgery (GKS) for patients with unilateral sporadic acoustic neuromas treated within ten years. Follow-up images were analyzed using tumor volume measurements. 219 patients with sporadic acoustic neuromas were treated by GKS as prim

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