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How would you approach treatment for a glioblastoma from a radiation standpoint that was initially thought to be a metastases and therefore treated with multiple courses of SRS over the past few years?

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Radiation Oncology · University of Arizona

It appears that the patient was empirically treated with multiple SRS courses; then, presumably, the patient must have undergone a biopsy/resection which disclosed the true nature of the problem (GBM). Therefore, the question is, what is the appropriate postop treatment for this patient? There are s...

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