AI Article Synopsis
- Schwannomas are non-cancerous tumors that develop on the protective sheath surrounding peripheral nerves, often found in the spinal area.
- Surgery is the primary treatment method for these tumors, while radiation therapy is mostly used for cases where surgery isn't an option.
- This discussion focuses on reviewing current research regarding the results of surgery for spinal schwannomas.
Article Abstract
Schwannomas are benign tumours of the peripheral nerve sheath. When they occur in spine, they are most commonly found in intradural-extramedullary location. Surgery is the mainstay of treatment. Radiation has a limited role in the management of residual or recurrent lesions not suitable for surgery. Here we discuss the existing literature on the outcomes of spinal schwannoma after surgery.
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