Morbidity and mortality in elderly brain tumor surgery: methodological considerations

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To review and evaluate methodological considerations and challenges in assessing surgical morbidity and mortality among elderly patients undergoing brain tumor resection.
Critical analysis of clinical methodologies and study designs assessing post-operative morbidity and mortality in geriatric neurosurgical oncology.
Highlighted the impact of confounding variables such as baseline frailty, comorbidities, and age definitions on surgical outcomes in elderly brain tumor surgery.
Identified key methodological standards required to improve the accuracy and comparability of morbidity and mortality reporting in neurosurgical research.

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Methodological review examines surgical morbidity and mortality in elderly brain tumor patients, highlighting essential analytical frameworks.

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Hanchate et al. (2026) studied this question.

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