Zur Spontanprognose zerebraler Tumoren

  • P. Berlit
Conference paper
Part of the Verhandlungen der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Neurologie book series (VDGNEUROLOGIE, volume 6)

Zusammenfassung

Aussagen zur Spontanprognose zerebraler Tumoren zu machen ist sehwierig, weil auch bei inkurablen Malignomen stets zumindest ein Therapieversuch gemacht wird. Andererseits ist die Kenntnis des Spontanverlaufes wichtig, urn Vergleichsdaten zur Beurteilung therapeutischer Strategien zu haben. Während für einige Tumoren (insbesondere das maligne Gliom) prospektive kontrollierte Therapiestudien vorliegen, handelt es sich bei den Mitteilungen zu der Mehrzahl zerebraler Tumoren in der Regel um größere retrospektive Kollektive.

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