Intratumoral hemorrhage in vestibular schwannomas after stereotactic radiosurgery

Keyphrases

• Acuity 10%
• Age at Presentation 10%
• Benign Tumor 10%
• Bleeding Risk 10%
• Cerebellopontine Angle 10%
• Clinical Follow-up 10%
• Clinical Outcomes 10%
• Clinical Presentation 10%
• Cranial Nerve Deficit 10%
• Cumulative Incidence Rates 20%
• Delayed Intervention 10%
• Delayed Resection 10%
• Gamma Knife Radiosurgery 40%
• Hemorrhage Volume 10%
• Hemosiderin-laden Macrophage 10%
• Histological Analysis 10%
• Imaging Follow-up 10%
• Imaging Results 10%
• Intratumoral Hemorrhage 100%
• Koos Grade 10%
• Medical Center 10%
• Multiple Fragments 10%
• Patient-tailored 10%
• Presentation Management 10%
• Radiosurgery 10%
• Rare Occurrence 10%
• Resection 10%
• Retrospective Review 10%
• Risk Factors 10%
• S100 10%
• Single Center 10%
• Stereotactic Radiosurgery 100%
• Surgical Intervention 10%
• Symptom Progression 10%
• Tailored Management 10%
• University of Pittsburgh 10%
• Vestibular 10%
• Vestibular Schwannoma 100%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Benign Tumor 10%
• Bleeding 100%
• Cerebellopontine Angle 10%
• Cranial Nerve 10%
• Cumulative Incidence 20%
• Gamma Knife Radiosurgery 40%
• Hemosiderin 10%
• Macrophage 10%
• Radiosurgery 10%
• Stereotactic Radiosurgery 100%
• Surgery 30%
• Vestibular Schwannoma 100%