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Treatment possibilities in patients with glioblastoma multiforme by Naydenov, E, Tzekov, Chr, Bussarsky, V, Nachev, S, Tzekova, V, Hadjieva, T

“…Glioblastoma multiforme is the most common primary malignant brain tumor in adults. The actual treatment approach includes surgical excision of the lesion…”
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Characteristics and prognosis of visual deficit caused by parasellar meningiomas by Tzekov, Chr, Spiriev, T, Cherninkova, S, Bussarsky, V, Laleva, L, Cekov, A, Naydenov, E, Minkin, K, Marinov, M, Romansky, K

“…Meningiomas are the most common slow growing tumors of the central nervous system which arise from the arachnoid cells. One certain group of them--tuberculum…”
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Clinical, histopathological and cytogenetical findings in six cases with primary glioblastoma multiforme by Naydenov, E, Tzekov, Chr, Minkin, K, Hadjidekova, S, Dimova, I, Nachev, S, Bussarsky, V, Romansky, K, Toncheva, D

“…Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) is the most common malignant primary brain tumor. There is an increasing amount of data demonstrating that the routine…”
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Malignant progression of an anaplastic ganglioglioma into a glioblastoma multiforme--report on two cases and review of the literature by Naydenov, E, Tzekov, Chr, Minkin, K, Nachev, S, Marinov, M

“…Ganglioglioma is an uncommon type of primary brain tumors. In most of the cases the tumor demonstrates benign clinical behaviour with long-term patients'…”
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Neuro-ophthalmologic symptomatology in 246 patients with orbital space-occupying processes by Cherninkova, S., Tzekov, Chr, Bussarski, V., Iliev, I., Nachev, S., Gudeva, T., Stoilova, D.

“…A total of 246 patients with orbital space-occupying processes were treated at the Clinic of Neurosurgery, University 'Alexandrovska' Hospital, in the period…”
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Neuroophthalmological symptoms in children treated for internal hydrocephalus by Tzekov, C, Cherninkova, S, Gudeva, T

“…The object of the study are 126 children with internal hydrocephalus treated within the period 1978-1990. The children were preoperatively divided into six…”
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