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APRIL 2023 ONCOLOGY CARTOONS
1. DR KANHU CHARAN PATRO
M.D, D.N.B[RT], MBA, FICRO, FAROI, PDCR,
CEPC
APRIL 2023 ISSUE/85th VOLUME
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4. CRANIO SPINAL IRRADIATION-EDITH PATERSON
MEENU GUPTA-BRAIN AND SPINAL TUMORS
BOOK
16th MAR 2023/HISTORY
1. Medulloblastoma, the embryonal tumors of
the central nervous system, are highly
radiosensitive tumors.
2. After 200 cGy, the survival fraction has
been reported to be 27%. Although
Dargeon in 1948 stated that
“medulloblastomas … have a consistently
unfavorable prognosis” but later careful
observation of Edith Paterson regarding
pattern of disease spread brings hope to
this disease.
3. Radiating brain and spinal cord in one
undivided volume principle mentioned by
Edith Paterson and Farr. was based on
the post-mortem findings of brain and
spinal cord deposits in untreated cases.
4. In 1953, at the Christie Hospital a five-year
survival rate for children who were treated
with kV irradiation reported by Paterson
and Farr was 41%.
5. Since then, the practice to irradiate the
entire craniospinal axis is universally
adopted
5. CRANIAL NON- GERMINOMATOUS GERM CELL TUMOUR
17th MAR 2023/BRAIN
Radiotherapy & the Cancers of Children, Teenagers, &
Young Adults
6. RADIOTHERAPY DOSE AND FRACTIONATION FOR INTRACRANIAL GERM
CELL TUMOURS
18th MAR 2023/BRAIN
Radiotherapy & the Cancers of Children, Teenagers, &
Young Adults
12. ALGORITHM FOR MANAGEMENT OF MENINGIOMA
24th MAR 2023/BRAIN
PHILIPP EUSKIRCHEN/NEUROONCOLOGY/2018
13. EANO GUIDELINES FOR MANAGEMENT OF
MENINGIOMA
25th MAR 2023/BRAIN
Roland Goldbrunner/NEURO ONCOLOY/2021
14. GRADING OF FALCINE MENINGIOMAS
26th MAR 2023/BRAIN
KUNTAL KANTI DAS/NEURO ONCOLOY/2021
Shows the different radiological types of FMs encountered in our study. Type 1 tumors were unilateral FM with
discernible falx superiorly, without (Type Ia) and with shift of the falx to the opposite side (Type Ib). Unilateral high
tumors abutted the lateral wall of the superior sagittal sinus in addition to the falcine attachment (Type II) leaving no
discernible falx between the SSS and the tumor. Bilateral tumors (Type III) were asymmetrical/symmetrical FM with
clearly seen falx between the tumors and the superior sagittal sinus (IIIa), one-sided tumor extended along the lateral
wall of the superior sagittal sinus (IIIb) leaving no discernible falx between the tumor and the SSS or the tumor simply
hanged from the lower free edge of falx lying over the corpus callosum (IIIc)