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Benign Meningioma,dence for the regions at risk, behavior, and patterns of relapse for this tumor with a long but persistent natural history. As its role in treatment of grade I lesions continues to evolve, it is increasingly clear that radiotherapy plays an important part in durable local control and long-term patie

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Atypical and Malignant Meningioma,erapy plays an important role for patients in these higher-risk categories. Though surgery is the treatment of choice, a long-term high risk of recurrence remains after even gross total resection. A recent cooperative group trial RTOG 0539 showed good local control outcomes with adjuvant radiation t

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Craniopharyngioma,n lead to devastating consequences, from vision loss and hypopituitarism to cognitive impairment and rare fatality. The mainstay for management is maximal safe surgical resection followed by adjuvant radiation therapy for any residual disease or for salvage radiation therapy in the event of later re

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Ganglioglioma,ally occur in the temporal lobes and present with seizures. They are commonly low grade and often managed successfully with surgery alone. Indications for radiotherapy include higher-grade tumor (grade 3) or lower-grade tumor (grade 1 or 2) with multiple recurrences. Treatment planning is similar to

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Ependymoma,rld Health Organization classification of brain tumors, ependymomas are divided into four major subtypes: myxopapillary, subependymoma, classic, and anaplastic ependymomas. Molecular subgroups have been proposed based on tumor sequencing and epigenetic profiling, and the field is evolving. Subgroups

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