Types of Brain Cancer: A List of Fourteen Different Types of Brain Tumors
What are the different types of brain cancer? Here we will detail and discuss the different brain tumor types associated with brain cancer and how …
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Small Cell Brain Cancer: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment and Prognosis
Read the following overview about small cell brain cancer to understand the symptoms, diagnostic techniques, treatment options and prognosis for this …
Continue ReadingEarly Symptoms of Brain Cancer
Cancer that affects the brain has noticeable symptoms. Some of the early symptoms of brain cancer include increased number of headaches, nausea, …
Continue ReadingThe Advanced Metastatic Brain Cancer Survival Rate Overview
It is hard to predict advanced metastatic brain cancer survival rate because there are contributing factors to consider. Metastatic cancer means that …
Continue ReadingObservation for Suspected Malignancy
If a malignant tumor of any kind is suspected it must be taken seriously. Learn how observation for suspected malignancy takes place and what signs …
Continue ReadingDiffuse Astrocytoma Grade II
Are you looking for detailed information about diffuse astrocytoma grade II? Here we will detail this condition and provide all the information you …
Continue ReadingAcoustic Neuroma Surgery
Acoustic neuromas are non-cancerous but may cause hearing loss and dizziness. Acoustic neuroma surgery is recommended as the tumors get larger. Learn …
Continue ReadingSurgery That is Minimally Invasive for Acoustic Neuroma
Acoustic neuromas are benign cranial tumors that affect the brain. Treatment may range from conservative medical observation to radiotherapy and …
Continue ReadingOptic Nerve Neoplasms: Symptoms, Diagnosis, Treatment & Prognosis
Optic nerve neoplasms are abnormally dividing cells behind the eye. This article covers the basics for entry-level health professionals and patients.
Continue ReadingAn Overview of Low Grade Astrocytoma
Low grade astrocytoma is an uncommon brain tumor that needs to be monitored cautiously to observe any changes. When the treatment is unavoidable, the …
Continue ReadingBrain Tumor Survival Statistics for Meningiomas and Craniopharyngiomas
In 2010, an estimated 13,140 people will die from a brain tumor, according to the National Cancer Institute. But what are the brain tumor survival …
Continue ReadingNeuroendocrine Tumors and Chemo
Neuroendocrine tumors (NETs) are rare new growths that are involved in the interplay between two body systems, the endocrine and the nervous systems. …
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