Staged resection of large vestibular schwannomas: Clinical article

Keyphrases

• Clinical Papers 100%
• Vestibular Schwannoma 100%
• Stage Group 100%
• Staged Resection 100%
• 2-stage 80%
• Single-stage 70%
• Resection 40%
• Facial Nerve 40%
• Tumor 30%
• Facial Nerve Outcome 30%
• Brainstem 20%
• Tumor Size 20%
• Retrosigmoid Approach 20%
• Meatal 20%
• Retrospective Review 10%
• Follow-up Imaging 10%
• Perioperative Stroke 10%
• Functional Outcome 10%
• Tumor Recurrence 10%
• Surgical Outcomes 10%
• Associated Complications 10%
• Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak 10%
• Surgical Complications 10%
• Cerebellopontine Angle 10%
• No Recurrence 10%
• Facial Nerve Function 10%
• Extent of Resection 10%
• Brainstem Edema 10%
• Facial Nerve Preservation 10%
• Lumboperitoneal Shunt 10%
• Blood Patch 10%
• House-Brackmann Grade 10%
• House-Brackmann 10%
• Cerebellar Edema 10%
• Stage 10 10%
• Translabyrinthine Approach 10%
• Myelomeningocele 10%
• Neurological Morbidity 10%
• Stroke Mortality 10%
• Patient Chart 10%
• Stroke Hemorrhage 10%
• Spontaneous Intracranial Hypotension 10%
• Near-total Resection 10%
• Gross Total 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Vestibular Schwannoma 100%
• Facial Nerve 100%
• Neoplasm 55%
• Brainstem 33%
• Morbidity 22%
• Recurrent Disease 11%
• Edema 11%
• Tumor Recurrence 11%
• Liquorrhea 11%
• Nerve Function 11%
• Pseudomeningocele 11%
• Intracranial Hypotension 11%
• Translabyrinthine Approach 11%
• Cerebellopontine Angle 11%
• Epidural Blood Patch 11%
• Bleeding 11%