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Forniceal glioma in children
Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics, 09/08/09
Blauwblomme T et al. – In this series, forniceal gliomas were found to be low–grade gliomas. They are surgically challenging, and only exophytic lesions may be cured surgically. Due to the high rate of progression of residual disease, adjuvant therapy is recommended for infiltrative tumors, and it yielded excellent results.
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