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Microsurgical management of 53 jugular foramen schwannomas: lessons learned incorporated into a modified grading system
Journal of Neurosurgery, 11/04/08
Bulsara KR et al. - The microsurgical resection of jugular foramen schwannomas carries a risk of worsening preoperative CN deficits; however, these are often transient. Based on their experience, the authors have formulated a grading scale that predicts the optimal surgical approach to these lesions. Considerable technical training and microneuroanatomical knowledge of the region is required. The modified grading scale presented facilitates preoperative planning.
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