How would you manage an unresectable central meningioma in a young patient with evidence of mild compression on the optic nerve and 4th ventricle involvement?
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Radiation Oncology · Florida International University
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Sometimes, unresectability is in the eye of the beholder. In a young patient, with a decent size meningioma compressing the chasm and the 4th ventricle, there are several significant risks from not pursuing a surgical approach. Our first approach would be to get an expert opinion from a renowned men...
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