Brain Tumor Epidemiology, Growth, and Invasion
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2014, Molecular and Cellular ProteomicsCitation Excerpt :In GBM, only 15% of the patients who undergo surgical resection survive beyond 24 months(71). Individual tumor cells invade the local brain parenchyma and escape resection, and can be a source of tumor recurrence leading to high morbidity and mortality (72). Given that components of the EGFR signaling pathway play a critical role in the aggressiveness of GBM cells, we used a quantitative mass spectrometry-based proteomic analysis approach to identify the effects of alterations in the EGFR pathway on intracellular signaling proteins and the secreted levels of proteins that contribute to the invasiveness of GBM.
Diffusion MR Imaging: An Important Tool in the Assessment of Brain Tumors
2011, Neuroimaging Clinics of North AmericaCitation Excerpt :As a result, neurosurgeons may have more information to inform the choice of surgical approach to be taken. This better evaluation of risks by neurosurgeons is possible if they can know the spatial relation between the tumor and major fiber tracts,66 thereby avoiding postoperative neurologic deficit.3,67 However, this remains to be proven in randomized trials.
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