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The impact of esophagus retraction on early dysphagia after anterior cervical surgery : Does a correlation exist? by PAPAVERO, Luca, HEESE, Oliver, KLOTZ-REGENER, Volker, BUCHALLA, Rudiger, SCHRÖDER, Frank, WESTPHAL, Manfred

“…Prospective study of 92 patients who underwent anterior cervical surgery. Intraoperative esophagus retraction and postoperative dysphagia were recorded and…”
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Clinical benefit from resection of recurrent glioblastomas: results of a multicenter study including 503 patients with recurrent glioblastomas undergoing surgical resection by Ringel, Florian, Pape, Haiko, Sabel, Michael, Krex, Dietmar, Bock, Hans Christoph, Misch, Martin, Weyerbrock, Astrid, Westermaier, Thomas, Senft, Christian, Schucht, Philippe, Meyer, Bernhard, Simon, Matthias

“…While standards for the treatment of newly diagnosed glioblastomas exist, therapeutic regimens for tumor recurrence remain mostly individualized. The role of a…”
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Identification of arterial microaneurysm and micro venous abnormalities using susceptibility-weighted images by Hopf-Jensen, Silke, Lohse, Ann-Kathrin, Preiss, Michael, Buchalla, Rudiger, Regelsberger, Jan, Muller-Hulsbeck, Stefan

“…Purpose: Perimesencephalic subarachnoid hemorrhage (PMSAH) is centered anteriorly to the pons and midbrain. The cause of the bleeding is still unknown,…”
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Frameless navigated biopsy with the BrainLAB® VarioGuide system: a technical note by Buchalla, Rüdiger, Hopf-Jensen, Silke, Rubarth, Ortwin, Börm, Wolfgang

“…Implementation of a new neuronavigation system in the department included the opportunity to change the brain biopsy procedures from a frame-based system to a…”
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Skull metastasis of ampulla of Vater adenocarcinoma 5 years after Whipple operation: case report and literature review by Hopf, Silke, Buchalla, Rüdiger, Scheil, Folkert, Heusermann, Ulrich, Börm, Wolfgang

“…Skull metastases can occur with nearly all types of tumor. They frequently are asymptomatic, causing local swelling, which is usually painless and rarely leads…”
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