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Brain lesions associated with communication-related quality of life following surgical removal of primary left-hemisphere tumors
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Description: This study aimed to (1) comprehensively characterize health-related quality-of-life (QOL) in individuals 6-24 months following surgical resection of left-hemisphere tumors and (2) examine the relationships between QOL and neuroanatomical characteristics of the lesion in the same cohort. Specifically, QOL measures were selected to capture communication, mood (depression, anxiety, and stress), and living with brain tumors. The lesions were evaluated based on the primary surgical resection, the resection plus brain damage and residual tumor/reoccurrence, and residual characteristics only. The relationships between QOL and the lesions were quantified using voxel-wise LSM and white-matter-tract disconnection severity analyses.
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1. Lesion maps
Resection, resection+, and residual lesion maps in MNI space generated via the Clinical Toolbox in SPM12
Resection maps: *lesion.nii
Resection+ maps: *lesionplus.nii
Residual maps: *lesionresid.nii
2. Data files
Participant demographic and QOL scores, tractwise-disconnection severities
QoL_PCA.csv
QOL scores from Comprehensive Aphasia Test Disability Questionnaire (C…
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