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infratemporal fossa parts. Eleven of the patients, who had residual tumors,
were submitted to adjuvant radiation therapy and postoperative imaging
revealed tumors were stable in size. Nine patients that had regrowth of tumors
were not radiated. Mean time follow-up was 51.8 months (18-96 months).
Conclusions: Proptosis, visual acuity and cosmetic problems can be improved
by surgery. The severity of preoperative visual acuity impairment is an
important factor in prognosis of visual outcome. The goals of treatment are
tumor removal and tumor control especially intracranial part, improvement of
visual acuity impairment and cosmetic appearance including prevention of
regrowth. Therefore, postoperative adjuvant radiation therapy may be an
option for residual en plaque sphenoid wing meningioma.
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