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Clinical, molecular, and surgical predictors of outcome in non-DIPG pediatric diffuse midline gliomas: A collaborative retrospective analysis

S. Iglesias Victoria Becerra P. Miranda Trinidad Márquez Lara Galbarriatu P. M. Munarriz J. Giménez J. Saceda F. Rius J. Hinojosa

Aug 2026 · Child's Nervous System · Vol 42 · 0 citations · 40 references

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Biopsy appears to be a safe and effective diagnostic strategy, although resection may be beneficial in selected unilateral thalamic tumours, although resection may be beneficial in selected unilateral thalamic tumours.

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