recurrent childhood medulloblastoma

Medulloblastoma is the most common malignant pediatric central nervous system tumor. Despite the adequate therapy the tumor often… (More)

The authors report on the case of a 6-year-old boy who underwent resection of a midline cerebellar tumor. The boy was able to… (More)

Following cerebellar tumor resection, some patients develop transient cerebellar mutism (TCM). Although the mutism resolves, it… (More)

Transient cerebellar eye closure (TCES) is a complication of cerebellar tumor surgery in children and is almost exclusively… (More)

Cerebellar mutism after surgery for posterior fossa tumours in children is a well-described, though rare, entity. Most of these… (More)

A unilateral lesion of the deep cerebellar nuclei in monkeys produced a transient inability to perform a reaching task with the… (More)

We have reported the cases of two young patients who presented transient mutism in the course of recovery from removal of a… (More)

Cerebellar mutism has been reported after surgery for posterior fossa tumors in children and, rarely, in adults. The pathogenesis… (More)

Forty-two evaluable pediatric patients with a variety of recurrent primary brain tumors participated in a phase II ifosfamide… (More)

Transient mutism, without disorders of consciousness or cranial nerve deficits, arising after surgical operations on the… (More)