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. 2022 Jan 19;2:100862. doi: 10.1016/j.bas.2022.100862

Table 2.

Surgical details.

ID IONM
Duration (min)
EOR
Technique Approach Event Surgery ioMRI IONM - DWI ioMRI 2nd resection
1 TES F Loss 214 69 58 GTR –
2 DCS F-T-P Loss 292 65 60 GTR –
3 TES P–O Loss 253 67 57 STR –
4 TES F-T Loss 266 70 66 GTR –
5 TES F Loss 159 70 40 GTR –
6 DCS F-T-P Loss 174 69 57 GTR –
7 TES F Decline 289 70 84 STR GTR
8
TES
F-T
Loss
263
65
82
GTR
–
P
.2333
.6422
<.0001
.8295
.0095
–
>.9999
.7333
9 TES F-T No 285 80 – GTR –
10 TES F No 359 84 – GTR –
11 TES F No 232 84 – STR GTR
12 TES F-T No 266 76 – GTR –
13 TES F-T-P No 229 80 – STR STR
14 TES F No 253 73 – GTR –
15 TES F No 125 40 – GTR –
16 TES F-T No 213 86 – GTR –

The table shows surgical details of all included patients (IONM ​= ​intraoperative neuromonitoring, TES ​= ​transcranial electrical stimulation, DCS ​= ​direct cortical stimulation, ioMRI ​= ​intraoperative magnetic resonance imaging, IONM – DWI ​= ​time between loss or decline of motor evoked potentials and start of DWI sequences, EOR ​= ​extent of resection, GTR ​= ​gross total resection, STR ​= ​subtotal resection; decline of IONM was defined as a decrease of >50% of the motor evoked potential amplitude in comparison to baseline). Column 3 describes the surgical approach decisive for the application of TES or DCS and used for tumor resection (F ​= ​frontal, F-T ​= ​fronto-temporal, F-T-P ​= ​fronto-temporo-parietal, P–O ​= ​parieto-occipital).