About this Research Topic
The continuous investigation of the pros and cons of each surgical technique is necessary to improve the patient selection process. In the last decades, the development of endoscopic techniques, such as endonasal and transcranial microscopic endoscopic-assisted approaches, has determined a new era where minimally invasive techniques and new perspectives have allowed neurosurgeons to expand their surgical armamentarium. This Research Topic aims to explore new strategies for the treatment of skull base meningiomas in both adult and pediatric patients, and to assess the benefits and downfalls, to enable a better understanding of the various approaches.
We welcome any types of manuscripts supported by the journal, pertaining but not limited to the following themes:
• Surgical techniques involving not only skull base but all intracranial meningiomas, including radiation induced meningiomas.
• Pre- and postoperative radiological assessment for meningiomas.
• Genetic and molecular development for assessment and treatment of meningiomas.
• Surgical strategies treating intracranial meningiomas.
Please note that submissions that are primarily in silico/bioinformatics based without independent clinical validation in patient samples or patients from one or more institutions and/or functional validation in vitro or in vivo will not be accepted.
Keywords: meningioma, skull base, skull base surgery, neurosurgery, brain tumor
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