The optimal surgical management of gliomas requires a balance between surgical
cytoreduction and preservation of neurological function. Preoperative functional …

People with brain tumors, including those previously treated, are commonly affected by a
range of neurocognitive impairments involving executive function, memory, attention, and …

Purpose This study aims to identify the neuropsychological tests commonly used for
assessment in each neurocognitive domain, and quantify the post-operative changes in …

Patients with a diffuse glioma may experience cognitive decline or improvement upon
resective surgery. To examine the impact of glioma location, cognitive alteration after glioma …

The importance of the extent of resection (EOR) has been widely demonstrated as the main
predictor for survival, nevertheless its effect on tumor related epilepsy is less investigated. A …

Preoperative preparation is of utmost importance in awake craniotomy patients, and a solid
doctor–patient relationship is an important condition. Nonpharmacological intraoperative …

Emotion processing impairments are common in patients undergoing brain surgery for fronto‐
temporal tumour resection, with potential consequences on social interactions. However …

Mentalizing is the ability to understand others' mental state through external cues. It consists
of two networks, namely low-level and high-level metalizing. Although it is an essential …

Background Cognitive functioning is generally well preserved in patients with diffuse low-
grade glioma (DLGG), even in the case of extended tumor and resection. To date, the …

Simple Summary After years of gauging the efficacy of tumor-directed therapies primarily by
means of survival, a broader perspective on therapeutic outcome also focusses on patients' …