Carlos Velásquez

Assistant Professor

Universidad de Cantabria

Spain

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Dr. Carlos Velásquez is an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Cantabria, Spain. His research focuses on neurosurgery and glioblastoma, as evidenced by his recent articles addressing topics such as surgical complications, outpatient care models, and molecular signaling pathways in brain tumors. He is dedicated to advancing the field through innovative approaches and contributing to the understanding of tumor dynamics and postoperative recovery.

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Carlos Santos

Institut Català de la Salut

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Fernando Moreno

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Universidad de Cantabria

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Marcos Pajaron Guerrero

Marqués de Valdecilla University Hospital

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Articles (12)

Cost Analysis of Oncological Outpatient Neurosurgery Under General Anesthesia with Hospital-At-Home-Based Postoperative Care

Bulbar oedema complicating surgery for Chiari malformation

The Invasion Factor ODZ1 Is Upregulated through an Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor-Induced Pathway in Primary Glioblastoma Cells

Discriminating Glioblastoma from Peritumoral Tissue by a Nanohole Array-Based Optical and Label-Free Biosensor

Enhanced recovery and same-day discharge after brain tumor surgery under general anesthesia: initial experience with Hospital-at-Home–based postoperative follow-up

The current state of the art of primary motor mapping for tumor resection: A focused survey

HIF2α Upregulates the Migration Factor ODZ1 under Hypoxia in Glioblastoma Stem Cells

Visual Mapping for Tumor Resection: A Proof of Concept of a New Intraoperative Task and A Systematic Review of the Literature

Barriers and facilitators in the implementation of a telemedicine-based outpatient brain tumor surgery program

Signaling Pathways Regulating the Expression of the Glioblastoma Invasion Factor TENM1

Transopercular Insular Approach, Overcoming the Training Curve Using a Cadaveric Simulation Model: 2-Dimensional Operative Video

Predicting the Extent of Resection in Low-Grade Glioma by Using Intratumoral Tractography to Detect Eloquent Fascicles Within the Tumor

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Carlos Santos

Fernando Moreno

Marcos Pajaron Guerrero

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