Titlebook: CNS Metastases Neurosurgery in the Aged; Proceedings of the 3 Wolfgang Piotrowski,Mario Brock,Margareta Klinger Conference proceedings 1984

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Tumors in the Central Nervous System in the Presence of Malignant Extracranial Neoplasms the direct diagnosis of cerebral metastasis is frequent and poses no special problems. However, even in such cases the differential diagnosis should also include the possibility of a primary tumor of the CNS. If several foci are present, the diagnosis “metastasis” will be the most probable. However

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Radiation Therapy of Metastases of the Brain and Spinal CordBecause most of the cytostatic drugs used do not pass the blood-brain barrier brain, metastases can grow in spite of the control of other metastases. Therefore there seems to be an increasing tendency for brain metastases to occur because of the effect of cytostatic therapy in prolonging life in som

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Comparison of Radiotherapy Alone Compared with Surgery Plus Irradiation in Two Groups of Patient witeady attacked and weakened by cancer. Yet as in any primary malignant brain tumor, the patient with brain metastasis should also be given the chances of up-to-date treatment to ensure a worthwhile though limited life-span. As this cannot always be achieved for every individual patient, at least the

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Chemotherapy of Brain Metastasest autopsy. Since even more patients do not have an autopsy the true incidence of brain metastases among cancer patients and indeed the general population can only be guessed at. A rate as high as 8.5 per 100.000 of the age-adjusted population has been reported (.) and it has been calculated that for

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