Guocan Gu

Abstract Background and Purpose: Brainstem tumors are rare but cause enduring behavioral issues, challenging patients and surgeons. Research on cerebellar changes in these patients limited, despite symptoms similar to cerebellar injuries. This study aims to investigate cerebellar damage pattern resulting from brainstem tumors and its association with behavioral disorders.

Abstract Background: Brainstem tumors are rare and result in enduring behavioral issues, posing challenges for patients and surgeons. Despite similarities in symptoms to those resulting from cerebellar injuries, limited research has investigated cerebellar changes in patients with brainstem tumors. Methods: Here, we employed U-Net-based segmentation to analyze the cerebellum in 26 regions, assessing individual volume deviations.

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