Results of a multicenter survey showing interindividual variability among neurosurgeons when deciding on the radicality of surgical resection in glioblastoma highlight the need for more objective guidelines

Jaume Capellades,P. Teixidor,Gloria Villalba,Cristina Hostalot,Gerard Plans,R. Armengol,S. Medrano,Anna Estival,R Luque,Stella Gonzalez,Miguel Gil-Gil,S. Villa,Juan Manuel Sepúlveda,J. J. García-Mosquera,Carmen Balana

Results of a multicenter survey showing interindividual variability among neurosurgeons when deciding on the radicality of surgical resection in glioblastoma highlight the need for more objective guidelines

2017

Jaume Capellades
P. Teixidor
Gloria Villalba
Cristina Hostalot
Gerard Plans
R. Armengol
S. Medrano
Anna Estival
R Luque
Stella Gonzalez
Miguel Gil-Gil
S. Villa
Juan Manuel Sepúlveda
J. J. García-Mosquera
Carmen Balana

Purpose We assessed agreement among neurosurgeons on surgical approaches to individual glioblastoma patients and between their approach and those recommended by the topographical staging system described by Shinoda.

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General surgery
Pathology
Glioblastoma
Medicine
Resection
Stage (cooking)
multicenter survey
staging system
surgical approach
observer variation
surgical resection

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