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ea0027p38 | (1) | BSPED2011

Endocrine, cognitive and visual outcomes following treatment for Craniopharyngioma at a single institution: a prospective observational study

Ikazoboh Esieza Clare , Redington Carly , Kuczynski Adam , Thompson Dominic , Khadem Faraneh Vadgha , Spoudeas Helen

We prospectively assessed endocrine, cognitive and visual outcomes in eight (three males) craniopharyngioma (CP) patients aged 7.98 (range 2.45–14.15) years presenting to our centre over the last 18 months, according to initial risk-based surgical strategy. Four patients had incomplete debulking (GpA), and four had conservative cyst decompression surgery (GpB). One patient (GpB) recurred 8 months later and needed repeat cyst decompression surgery. Four patients (two from ...

ea0036oc3.3 | Oral Communications 3 | BSPED2014

An analysis of meta-data from three UK centres on the sequelae of paediatric craniopharyngiomas over four decades

Tan Timothy Shao Ern , Gopal-Kothandapani Jaya Sujatha , Ikazoboh Esieza Clare , Skae Mars , De Vile Catherine , Ehtisham Sarah , Kamaly-Asl Ian , Mallucci Conor , Thorpe Nicky , Pizer Barry , Didi Mohammed , Blair Jo , Patel Leena , Spoudeas Helen , Clayton Peter

Background: The optimal management of paediatric craniopharyngiomas has been debated for years. Radical surgery aimed at complete resection (CR) was the approach for several decades, with higher reported rates of tumour control compared with incomplete resection (IR). The shift towards conservative surgery with adjuvant radiotherapy (DXT), aimed at reducing post-operative morbidities, especially hypothalamic and visual, has not been systematically studied.<p class="abstext...