J. Khalifeh

Age, tumor size, and therapy timing are associated with survival in primary spinal Ewing sarcoma: a nationwide analysis.

Frailty versus neurologic severity as predictors of perioperative outcomes among patients undergoing surgery for degenerative cervical myelopathy.

Among surgically treated patients with DCM, after accounting for DCM disease severity, frailty does not independently predict postoperative discharge disposition, suggesting that mJOA-based impairment may be a more relevant determinant of perioperative outcomes than frailty and should be prioritized in risk stratificat...

The effects of postoperative neurological deficits on overall survival in patients with malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors.

In patients undergoing resection for MPNSTs, the development of a permanent postoperative neurological deficit was independently associated with decreased OS, underscoring the importance of balancing maximal oncological resection with preservation of neurological function to optimize long-term outcomes in patients with...