An Evaluation on Oral Vestibular Schwannoma Growth
from the Viewpoint of Molecular Biology by Bing H Tang* in Cohesive Journal of Microbiology & Infectious Disease: Crimson Publishers_ Infectious disease
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This author has known Medical Hypotheses several
years ago, unfortunately did not know that it is available online lately, until
recently when he read Prof. Gong Peng’s important hypotheses. Has been honored
to receive the invitation from Prof. Ping Gong [an oral surgeon] for our
potential collaboration. In the meantime, please correct some possible errors
in this author’ writing as presented below, and the possibility of applying his
own concepts into the important future research.
This author read with great interest the article
written by Baser. Predictors of vestibular schwannoma growth in patients with
neurofibromatosis. Their research expresses result of two longitudinal studies
of growth rates of vestibular schwannomas (VSs) in patients with neurofibromatosis Type 2 (NF2)
differs from each other as to whether VS growth rates decrease or increase when
ever patients getting older. The authors undertook their study to assess the
relationship between VS growth rates and patient age and type of constitutional
NF2mutation; they also examined the in VS growth rates among multiple patients
in families with NF2. Methods by using Gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance
images obtained in 18 patients with inherited NF2 from 11 unrelated families
whom were retrospectively analyzed. The patients had been observed for a period
with a median of 4 years. Volumes of the VSs were checked using a two component
box model (intrameatal and extrameatal parts checked respectively)
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