... cerebrospinal fluid is suppressed, making it easier to see lesions near the ventricles and cortex, such as in cases of multiple sclerosis or brain tumours). Figure 5 Architecture of the generator. This figure illustrates the architecture of the generator in the enhanced Pix2Pix model, inspired by the U-Net...

... glioblastoma, IDH-wildtype; oligodendroglioma, IDH-mutant and 1p/19q codeleted; and astrocytoma, IDH-mutant. Our findings illuminate the complex dependence between features across the genetic landscape of brain tumours and show that generative network models reveal distinct signatures of survival with better...

... sequencing (MSK-IMPACT) in a cohort of paediatric patients with medulloblastoma and other brain tumours. ³⁰ However, in another cohort including 258 patients with different diagnosis (mostly high-grade gliomas) using ultra-low pass WGS copy number enabled the detection of molecular alterations...

...G Baravdish; B T Johansson; O Svensson; W Ssebunjo parameter identification inverse problem nonlinear conjugate gradient method reaction-diffusion models brain tumours Sida-bilateral program with Makerere University In fact, following Prilepko & Kostin (1993) , we can make precise...

... status. primary brain tumours neuro-oncology network neuroscience cancer neuroscience magnetoencephalography Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research 10.13039/501100003246 91614986 198.015 Glioma, the most frequently occurring primary brain tumour, unequivocally impacts functioning...

... in social inferential abilities is still unclear. Moreover very little is known about theory of mind deficits in brain tumours and whether potential anatomical substrates are comparable to those identified in functional MRI literature. This study evaluated the performance of 105 tumour patients, before...

.... Firstly, the number of new cases of each separate brain tumour that occurred in transwomen and transmen (observed cases) was determined. Subsequently, the total person-time of observation in years was determined by calculating the period of time that each participant had been followed-up since start...

... 2014 28 5 2014 © The Author (2014). Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the Guarantors of Brain. All rights reserved. For Permissions, please email: journals.permissions@oup.com 2014 Patients with brain tumours can show deficits in behaviour/emotion regulation. Campanella et al...

... study in 1998 and 1999, which concluded that an international study of the relationship between mobile phone use and brain tumour risk would be feasible and informative. ^{5 , 6} INTERPHONE was therefore initiated as an international set of case–control studies focussing...

... brain tumours refractoriness dysphasia temporal lobes In an attempt to respond to the first of these concerns, Warrington and Cipolotti ( 1996 ), using the same tests and materials, contrasted the performance obtained by a group of patients with a putative semantic degradation syndrome (four patients...

...Frank Rijmen; Edward H. Ip; Stephen Rapp; Edward G. Shaw This paper studies the temporal pattern of symptom experience in brain tumour patients from a multidimensional perspective. The approach that we adopt in this paper differs from the two most commonly used statistical methods for analysing...

.... Offspring of pregnant women exposed to carcinogenic substances in drinking water may be more likely to develop cancer. We examined whether household water source and the presence of nitrates or nitrites in residential water were associated with increased risks of childhood brain tumours (CBT). Methods We...

... of occurrence or diagnosis of brain tumours in different segments of the population, we evaluated associations between sociodemographic variables and the relative incidence of brain tumours as part of a multi-faceted case-control study. Methods The study was conducted at hospitals in three US cities between...

.... Key words: brain tumours, chemotherapy, recurrent, temozolo- Results: Response was assessed in 40 patients. The overall mide compared with prior gadolinium magnetic resonance imaging, a life Introduction...

...- vantages and drawbacks of potential control groups must be weighted against each other. Keywords Case-control studies, controls, friends, N-nitroso compounds, brain tumours Accepted 28 November 1997...

... Abstract Summary Immunocytochemical methods were used to study alterations in inhibitory neuronal circuits in human neocortex resected during surgical treatment of intractable temporal epilepsy associated or not with brain tumours. The epileptogenic cortex was characterized and divided into spiking...

...Since the 1980s, MRI scanners have told us much about brain function and played an important role in the clinical diagnosis of a number of conditions — both in the brain and the rest of the body. Their routine use has made the diagnosis of brain tumours and brain damage both quicker and more...

...Oxford University Press This chapter considers brain tumours, and includes first-hand case reports on subjects such as cerebral tumours, pituitary cysts, astrocytoma, and recovery from cerebellar medulloblastoma treatment. brain tumour tumour brain anonymous authors seizure noise increased...

... years of therapeutic stagnation, there have recently been some important improvements in molecular classification, treatment, and outcome. This chapter covers tumours of the CNS. Coverage of primary brain tumours includes: clinicopathology, presentation and general management, surgical management...

... with brain metastases, but focuses on the problems unique to patients with brain tumours and the different types of primary CNS tumours. The succeeding sections of the chapter concentrate on the major problem of patients with malignant gliomas. Discussed as well are the symptoms prevalent in patients...