Retrospective study evaluates surgical outcomes for peripheral nerve sheath tumors, highlighting risks of postoperative neurologic deficits.
Peripheral nerve sheath tumors are the most common tumor of the peripheral nerves. In general, surgery has a favorable outcome and is the treatment of choice. However, postoperative neurologic deficits are not uncommon, and predictors of outcome are poorly defined.
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