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Markus J. Krechtingade of life. They most frequently occur in the thoracic spine. Magnetic resonance imaging is the imaging modality of choice for diagnosis, demonstrating avid homogenous enhancement of an extramedullary mass with or without both intra- and extradural components. Open surgical resection remains the ma

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Peter M. Roseepresents a heterogeneous group of tumors. The pathologic criteria for diagnosis of LGG have been updated per the World Health Organization 2016 classification system. Pilocytic grade I astrocytoma is the most common grade I lesion, and grade II lesions are mainly diffuse astrocytoma and oligodendro

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Peter M. Roseion?therapy. The choice of treatment depends on symptoms, size, extent of resection, grade of meningioma, and prior treatment. Although the majority of meningiomas are?benign, Grade II and Grade III meningiomas have a higher risk of recurrence and morbidity. The role of radiation had been based larg

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Michael Reichotherapy with or without corticosteroids. Upfront decompressive surgery may be used for selected patients with a good performance status and a relatively favorable survival prognosis. For radiotherapy, several dose-fractionation regimens are available ranging from a single fraction of 8–10 Gy to mul

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Michael Reichfunctioning pituitary adenomas account for 25–30% of pituitary adenomas, while secreting pituitary adenomas account for the rest. Pituitary adenomas are found incidentally on brain computed tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans in approximately 20–40% of cases. Other patients pre