@article{1439200,
      recid = {1439200},
      author = {Guedes, Fernando, and Zager, Eric L., and Garozzo, Debora,  and Rasulic, Lukas, and Socolovsky, Mariano,},
      title = {Diagnostic assessment and treatment of peripheral nerve  tumors /},
      pages = {1 online resource (380 pages)},
      abstract = {Tumors involving peripheral nerves may be extremely  challenging lesions to diagnose and treat. In order to  optimize their management, physicians should have a  thorough knowledge of peripheral nerve anatomy and  pathology (both gross and microscopic), as well as  familiarity with microsurgical techniques and  intraoperative neurophysiological recording. This  compendium deals with all aspects of tumors affecting  peripheral nerves, from diagnosis to treatment; the topics  it addresses range from epidemiology, anatomy, physiology,  pathology, and clinical diagnosis to electrophysiology,  imaging, genetic/cytomolecular aspects. Surgical  approaches, biopsies and resection of various benign,  malignant and pseudo-tumoral lesions, plexus tumors (both  brachial and lumbosacral), and adjunctive treatment  modalities and pain-related issues are described in detail.  The book is intended not only for neurosurgeons, hand  surgeons, plastic and orthopedic surgeons new to the field,  but also for seasoned specialists who wish to update their  knowledge with new insights based on robust experimental  and clinical material. In addition, it will be a helpful  tool for general and oncological surgeons who are sometimes  faced with the treatment of mass lesions that may be  potential nerve tumors, and for all practitioners who are  engaged in the arduous struggle to bring relief to patients  affected by these lesions.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1439200},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-77633-6},
}