Prognostic Factors in Patients Surviving for More Than 1 or 5 Years After Removal of Metastatic Brain Tumors

Hidemitsu NAKAGAWA; Shigeharu KIMURA; Shigeki KUBO; Toshiaki FUJITA; Koichiro TSURUZONO; Toru HAYAKAWA

doi:10.2176/nmc.32.947

Hidemitsu NAKAGAWA, Shigeharu KIMURA, Shigeki KUBO, Toshiaki FUJITA, Koichiro TSURUZONO, Toru HAYAKAWA

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キーワード: metastasis, brain tumor, prognosis, long-term survival

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1992 年 32 巻 13 号 p. 947-951

DOI https://doi.org/10.2176/nmc.32.947

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Favorable and unfavorable prognostic factors were identified in 28 patients surviving for more than 1 year after surgery for metastatic brain tumor and 18 patients surviving for more than 5 years. A high incidence of favorable factors, including neurological grade and location of the brain lesion, indicated significance in the prognosis. A low incidence of favorable factors, including tumor-free interval and presence or absence of extracranial tumor, indicated little significance to the prognosis.

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