作者: Chung Ping Yu , Joel Yiu Chung Cheung , Samuel Leung , Robert Ho
DOI: 10.3171/JNS.2000.93.SUPPLEMENT_3.0082
关键词: Standard protocol 、 Acoustic neuroma 、 Gamma knife radiosurgery 、 Cranial nerve disease 、 Vestibular Schwannomas 、 Magnetic resonance imaging 、 Radiosurgery 、 Volume (compression) 、 Nuclear medicine 、 Medicine
摘要: Object. The purpose of this study was to confirm, by using a sequential volume mapping (SVM) technique, that gamma knife radiosurgery (GKS) induces negative growth in vestibular schwannomas (VS). Methods. Over period 5 years, 126 small- medium-sized (< 15 cm3) VSs were treated microradiosurgical techniques within standard protocol. All patient data collected prospectively. Sequential magnetic resonance imaging performed every 6 months assess the tumor, based on specially developed GammaPlan software. mean follow-up duration 22 months. At least three SVM measurements obtained 91 patients and at four 62 patients. number for each 2.54. After GKS, following patterns change seen: 1) 57 showed transient increase with peak months, followed shrinkage. Four exhibited prolonged swelling beyond 24 Transient eventual shrinkage wer...