Neurosurgical Review

JournalCitation impact & published research

Neurosurgical Review is a journal indexed in ScholarIQ from OpenAlex. ScholarIQ records 5,970 works, 87,583 citations, an h-index of 100 and an APC (USD) of 4,190.

5,970

Works

87,583

Citations

100

h-index

4,190

APC (USD)

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What are the most-cited papers on Neurosurgical Review?

ScholarIQmost cited works

Meningiomas: skull base versus non-skull base

Torstein R. Meling, Michele Da Broi, David Scheie, Eirik Helseth

Neurosurgical Review. 2018119 Citations

Intradural lumbar disc herniations: the role of MRI in preoperative diagnosis and review of the literature

G D’Andrea, Giuseppe Trillò, Raffaelino Roperto, Paolo Celli, E Orlando, Luigi Ferrante

Neurosurgical Review. 2003118 Citations

Long term outcomes following surgical resection of myxopapillary ependymomas

Carlos A. Bagley, Sean Wilson, Karl F. Kothbauer, Markus J. Bookland, Fred J. Epstein, George I. Jallo

Neurosurgical Review. 2009109 Citations

Effect of cervical dynamics on adjacent segment degeneration after anterior cervical fusion with cages

Ahmed Elsawaf, Luciano Mastronardi, Raffaelino Roperto, Alessandro Bozzao, Manuela Caroli, Luigi Ferrante

Neurosurgical Review. 2008105 Citations

Fluorescein-guided surgery for malignant gliomas: a review

Francesco Acerbi, Claudio Cavallo, Morgan Broggi, Roberto Cordella, Elena Anghileri, Marica Eoli, Marco Schiariti, Giovanni Broggi, Paolo Ferroli

Neurosurgical Review. 201492 Citations

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