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Transformation of Lower-Grade Gliomas to Malignancy: The Role of Contrast Enhancement, Surgical Resection Extent, and Interval-Censored Analysis of Natural History

  • By

  • Baran Atli

  • Maximilian Wartha

  • Matthias Gmeiner

  • Martin Aichholzer

  • Serge Weis

  • Dominik Vorhauer

  • Helga Wagner

  • Tanja Hauer

  • Carlo Serra

  • Petra Böhm

  • Michael Sonnberger

  • Nico Stroh-Holly

  • Stefan Aspalter

  • Kathrin Aufschnaiter

  • Tobias Rossmann

  • Maria Gollwitzer

  • Jawed Ziai

  • Annette Leibetseder

  • Josef Pichler

  • Wolfgang Thomae

  • Christian Dorfer

  • Andreas Gruber

  • Harald Stefanits

  • Philip Rauch

  • September 22, 2026

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Malignant transformation of lower-grade glioma: contrast enhancement, extent of resection, and the natural history under interval-censored analysis

  • by Baran Atli, Maximilian Wartha, Matthias Gmeiner, Martin Aichholzer, Serge Weis, Dominik Vorhauer, Helga Wagner, Tanja Hauer, Carlo Serra, Petra Böhm, Michael Sonnberger, Nico Stroh-Holly, Stefan Aspalter, Kathrin Aufschnaiter, Tobias Rossmann, Maria Gollwitzer, Jawed Ziai, Annette Leibetseder, Josef Pichler, Wolfgang Thomae, Christian Dorfer, Andreas Gruber, Harald Stefanits, Philip Rauch

  • September 22, 2026

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