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Abstract

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Several prognostic factors have been implicated in survival prolongation in patients
with metastatic brain tumors. Among these, surgery has been regarded as very
significant one with respect to life prolongation and improving the quality of survival in
such patients. From August 1982 through July 1996, a serious of 31 patients with
metastatic brain tumors among 785 patients with operated brain tumors, whose medical
records. X-rays and follow-ups were available, was studied retrospectively to evaluate
the beneficial effects of surgery. Despite the limitations inherent to the retrospective
study and limited number of patients, we divided these patients into two groups to find
out any statistical differences in terms of survival and quality of survival among them :
1) Conservative group(8 nonoperated patients + 5 patients with biopsy or partial
resection) ; 18. The quality of survival was assessed by Karnofsky performance(KP)
scale before and after each treatment. The survival of the patients in the surgical
treatment group was longer than the conservative treatment group(14.5 months/ 10
months), but this was not statistically significant(P value : 0.3305). However
improvement of quality of survival, in terms of KP scale. was significantly higher in the
surgical treatment group(P value : 0.0027).
Although confounded by the lack of controlled, randomized study limitations of
retrospective study, aggressive surgery can be regarded to the have a significant role in
improving the quality of survival in patients with metastatic brain tumors.

Metastatic tumor; Retrospective study; Survival prolongation Quality of survival; Karnofsky performance score.;

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