Resectability of White Matter Tracts in Patients With Language-Critical Gliomas

This study demonstrates that resecting WMTs is a robust predictor of PLDs. WMTs in the orbitofrontal region, anterior temporal lobe, and frontal operculum were resectable whereas tract resections in the parietal and temporal lobes significantly increased risk of PLDs.

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Neurosurgery
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2025-10-15
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https://doi.org/10.1227/neu.0000000000003792
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Advanced Neuroimaging Techniques and Applications
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Abstract

This study demonstrates that resecting WMTs is a robust predictor of PLDs. WMTs in the orbitofrontal region, anterior temporal lobe, and frontal operculum were resectable whereas tract resections in the parietal and temporal lobes significantly increased risk of PLDs.

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