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Information × Registration Number 0225U002164, (0122U000329) , R & D reports Title Optimize treatment tactics for vestibular schwannomas based on analysis of long-term results of existing methods popup.stage_title Оптимізувати лікувальну тактику при вестибулярних шваномах на основі аналізу віддалених результатів існуючих методів Head Pedachenko Yevhenii Н., д.мед.н. Registration Date 21-02-2025 Organization The State Institution "Romodanov Neurosurgery Institute, National Academy of Medical Sciences of Ukraine" popup.description1 Improving treatment outcomes in patients with vestibular schwannomas popup.description2  Report on the GDR: 234 pages, 138 figures, 37 tables, 212 sources. VESTIBULAR SCHWANOMAS, SURGICAL TREATMENT, RADIATION METHODS OF TREATMENT, MORPHOLOGICAL / IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES, LONG-TERM RESULTS OF TREATMENT, TESTS TO ASSESS THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS, DIAGNOSTIC ALGORITHM AND SELECTION OF THE OPTIMUM METHODS OF TREATMENT. A comparative analysis of the effectiveness of existing surgical techniques for removal of vestibular schwannoma was carried out, taking into account long-term results. For the first time, the quality of life of patients before and after surgery was evaluated using validated scales such as PANQOL and the Mayo Clinic Vestibular Schwannoma Quality of Life Index. The technique of surgical access and removal of vestibular schwannoma has been improved with an emphasis on minimizing trauma to the surrounding structures. A method of closing the postoperative skull defect has been developed, which reduces the risk of postoperative complications and promotes faster rehabilitation. Key factors influencing long-term treatment outcomes, including reduction of complications and preservation of function, have been identified. The use of validated scales to assess the quality of life before and after surgery provides objectivity in determining the effectiveness of treatment tactics. Improved approaches to surgical access planning and skull defect closure can be implemented into clinical practice to optimize treatment outcomes. Product Description popup.authors Yehorov Mykola V. Borysenko Oleh M. Hriazov Andrii B. Dubrovka Anton M. Zadoianyi Leonid V. Malysheva Tetiana A. Onishchenko Petro M. Robak Oleh P. Rozumenko Artem V. Fedirko Volodymyr O. Tsiurupa Dmytro M. Chuvashova Olha Yu. Shust Vasyl V. popup.nrat_date 2025-02-21 Close