Strategies for the Prevention of Complications in Brain Glioma Surgery

Introduction: Brain glioma is the most common and lethal primary malignant intracranial tumor. Nonetheless, gross tumor resection remains successful treatment modality, which may prolong progression free survival of these patients. However, excessive surgery brings a danger neurological, regional systemic complications, be diminished/ avoided by better pre- intra-operative care modern neurosurgical techniques. Aim: To analyze incidence type peri- post-operative complications in surgical brain Computing results, advice on complication prevention was made. Methods: A single institution series patients operated during two-year period analyzed. The incidence, time were observed, as well patients’ gender age, extent dichotomized variables, correlated with investigated parameters to find out their possible association. Results: Transitory neurological deficit peri-operative complication. Seizures, meningitis, permanent commonly recorded among post operative complications. Conclusion: Patients’ not influential development Aggressive requires avoidance cautious patient selection, multidisciplinary preoperative planning, scrupulous technique augmented up-to-date armamentarium.