university of catania school of medicine department of neurosciences section of neurosurgery state...
TRANSCRIPT
University of CataniaSchool of Medicine
Department of NeurosciencesSection of Neurosurgery
State of the art in microsurgery ofBrain Gliomas
Vincenzo Albanese
Removal of right cerebral hemisphere for certain tumors with hemiplegia
Dandy WE JAMA 90: 823-825, 1928
“In the gradual evolution of resections of frontal, temporal and occipital lobes for the cure or attempted cure of invasive and otherwise incurable cerebral tumors, it has been found that the right temporal lobe, either frontal lobe or either occipital lobe (the left posterior to the supramarginal gyrus) could be completely removed without apparent mental impairment”.
Extent of MST 1-yr 2-yr 5-yrresection (months)
Gross total 17 72% 31% 12% Subtotal 11 47% 15% 2% Biopsy 7 23% 2% 0%
Barker et al. (UCSF), JNS 1996
Survival in GBM stratified by extent of resection
Goals of surgery for malignant gliomas
• 1. Providing diagnosis• 2. Relieving symptomatic mass effect• 3. Improving or manteining the KPS and QOL• 4. “Setting up” postoperative externally
delivered therapies• 5. Prolonging survival through
cytoreduction• 6. Applying locally-delivered therapies
Evaluation of results
Be aware of Pseudo-progression
Preop 8/8/08 Postop 10/9/08 Postop 21/12/08 Postop 21/03/09
Highly Integrated Glioma Surgery
Image and fluorescence guided and
cortical and subcortical mapped surgery
“Setting up” postoperative therapies
• Resection and TMZ – EORTC 26981 (Stupp)
• 2-year survival median survival• +TMZ -TMZ +TMZ -TMZ• GTR 37% 14% 18m 14m• STR 23% 9% 14m 12m• Bx 10% 5% 9m 8m
van den Bent et al., Eur J Cancer 2005 [abstr]