Predicting Extent of Resection and Neurological Outcome for Insular Gliomas: An Analysis of Two Available Classifications.

: Insular gliomas are rare entities whose surgical resection presents a significant challenge due to their close relationship with crucial white matter bundles and deep perforating arteries. The Berger-Sanai classification is a well-established system based on dividing the insula into four quadrants. In contrast, the Kawaguchi grading system focuses on the tumor's behavior and vascular infiltration.

Harnessing tumor metabolism during cancer treatment: A narrative review of emerging dietary approaches.

Cancer is currently one of the biggest public health challenges worldwide, ranking as the second leading cause of death globally. To date, strong epidemiological associations have been demonstrated between unhealthy lifestyles and eating habits, i.e.

Digital innovations in breast cancer care: exploring the potential and challenges of digital therapeutics and clinical decision support systems.

Modern healthcare is experiencing a significant transformation, utilizing technology to improve patient outcomes and make processes more efficient. Breast cancer, being the most commonly diagnosed cancer in women globally, requires innovative approaches for effective management. Digital Therapeutics (DTx) and Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSSs) have emerged as pivotal technologies, offering personalized, patient-centered care and optimizing clinical decision-making.

Vaccine hesitancy in patients with solid tumors: a cross-sectional single-center survey.

Background: Vaccination rates are still suboptimal in cancer patients. Oncologists play a central role in recommending vaccines to their patients. Our goal was to investigate vaccine acceptance among cancer patients and understand the factors shaping their choices, thereby aiding physicians in better supporting their patients' vaccination decisions.