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Tumour volume as a predictor of postoperative speech impairment in children undergoing resection of posterior fossa tumours: a prospective, multicentre study

  • By

  • Aske Foldbjerg Laustsen

  • Shivaram Avula

  • Jonathan Grønbæk

  • Barry Pizer

  • Per Nyman

  • Pelle Nilsson

  • Radek Frič

  • Magnus Aasved Hjort

  • Vladimír Beneš

  • Peter Hauser

  • Beatrix Pálmafy

  • Giedre Rutkauskiene

  • Florian Wilhelmy

  • Rick Brandsma

  • Astrid Sehested

  • René Mathiasen

  • Marianne Juhler

  • April 3, 2025

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Tumour volume as a predictor of postoperative speech impairment in children undergoing resection of posterior fossa tumours: a prospective, multicentre study

  • by Aske Foldbjerg Laustsen, Shivaram Avula, Jonathan Grønbæk, Barry Pizer, Per Nyman, Pelle Nilsson, Radek Frič, Magnus Aasved Hjort, Vladimír Beneš, Peter Hauser, Beatrix Pálmafy, Giedre Rutkauskiene, Florian Wilhelmy, Rick Brandsma, Astrid Sehested, René Mathiasen, Marianne Juhler

  • April 3, 2025

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