Tübingen
Eberhar-Karls Universität Tübingen
Not taught in medical school but needed for the clinical job – leadership, communication and career management skills for final year medical students
Inflammation in recurrent vestibular schwannomas
Comparison of different radiographic growth measurements of vestibular schwannomas based on the expression of the proliferation marker MIB1
Factors associated with giant vestibular schwannoma size
Immunohistochemical expression of COX2 in vestibular schwannomas is associated with the infiltration by M2 macrophages, increased proliferation and bigger tumor size
Expression of MSR1 identifies M2 macrophages in vestibular schwannomas and is associated with higher proliferation
Widening of the internal acoustic meatus is a factor for poor preoperative hearing in vestibular schwannoma independent of preaoperative tumor size
Not taught in medical school but needed for the clinical job – leadership, communication and career management skills for final year medical students
Inflammation in recurrent vestibular schwannomas