Efficacy and safety of combined anti-vascular and two-staged stereotactic radiosurgery therapy for brain metastases with brainstem compression: a retrospective multicenter study
Xiuming Zhu,
Jia Zhou,
Qun Chen
et al.
Abstract:Stereotactic radiosurgery poses a significant risk when treating brain metastases in close proximity to the brainstem. To address this issue, a novel approach known as "combined anti-vascular therapy" has been devised for these metastases. This treatment regimen involves a one-week course of two-staged stereotactic radiosurgery (2-SSRS), supplemented with the administration of the anti-vascular agent bevacizumab during the radiosurgery interval. The objective of this study is to assess the efficacy and safety … Show more
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