This course provides an overview of assessing and treating brain metastases, along with updates on advancements in the field. The syllabus covers background information, definitions, treatment options, radiation therapy, evidence-based treatment, the UCLA paradigm, intraoperative MRI, and multimet radiosurgical planning. The course aims to teach learners about the treatment of brain metastases and the latest developments in the field. The teaching method includes lectures and case studies. This course is intended for healthcare professionals, particularly neurosurgeons, oncologists, and medical students interested in neurosurgery.
Treatment of Brain Metastases - Won Kim, MD - UCLAMDChat
University of California, Los Angeles via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Overview
Background
Definitions
Treatment Options
Radiation Therapy
Evidence-Based Treatment
The UCLA Paradigm
Case 2
Intraoperative MRI
Case 3
Multimet Radiosurgical Planning
Taught by
UCLA Health
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