A state-of-the-art resource on current and future advances in the treatment of intradural
spinal tumorsTumors of the spinal canal provide unique challenges in terms of surgical
approaches and oncological treatment. Management requires in-depth knowledge of the intricate
anatomical relationships between the tumors and normal spinal pathways restricted corridors of
entry and limitations of drug penetration. Over the past few decades significant strides have
been made in the treatment of these tumors. Development of minimally invasive techniques and
greater understanding of these pathologies has resulted in improved safety precision and
outcomes. Tumors of the Spinal Canal: Surgical Approaches and Future Therapies by Ankit I.
Mehta and esteemed contributors is the most comprehensive textbook written to date on this
topic.The book starts with two opening chapters covering an overview and anatomy followed by
three sections and 11 chapters on intramedullary spinal tumors intradural extramedullary
tumors and peripheral nerve tumors. The comprehensive review encompasses anatomy
pathophysiology therapeutic and surgical advances diverse surgical techniques and future
directions. Throughout the text readers are provided with the necessary tools to master
management of these clinically difficult tumors from both a medical and surgical
standpoint.Key Highlights- Treatment algorithms clinical study summaries and differential
diagnoses presented in reader-friendly tables enhance acquisition and retention of knowledge-
Comprehensive analyses and pearls from masters provide insights on how to manage complications
and improve patient outcomes- Discussion of current research innovations clinical trials and
future directions that have the potential to change the treatment paradigmNeurosurgical
residents spine fellows and complex spine surgeons will benefit from reading this resource
while the intraduralspinal tumor treatment paradigms provide an invaluable clinical tool for
neurooncologists and oncologists.This book includes complimentary access to a digital copy on
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