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[unpublished] How is a Brain Tumor Diagnosed? (created at May 03, 2009) 163

The doctor does a complete physical exam with special attention to neurological examination. This includes checks for alertness, muscle strength, coordination, reflexes and response to pain. The doctor also examines the eyes for swelling caused by a tumor ...

[unpublished] Understanding Radiation Therapy for Brain Tumors (created at May 04, 2009) 86

Radiation therapy is a vital component in the treatment arsenal against brain tumors, offering hope and potential for improved outcomes. Here's a closer look at how radiation therapy is used in the management of brain tumors:Targeting Cancer CellsRadiation...

[unpublished] Clinical trials for Brain Cancer (created at May 04, 2009) 76

Clinical trials are designed to determine whether a new approach is both safe and effective. Treatments that may be studied include: Radiation twice daily Hyperthermia, in which a tumor is heated to increase the effect of radiation Drugs injected into the ...

[unpublished] What are the types of brain tumors? (created at May 04, 2009) 95

There are primary and secondary brain tumors. Tumors that begin in brain tissue are known as primary tumors. Secondary tumors are when cancer spreads from another site to the brain, which is called metastasis. Brain tumors are classified by the type of tis...

[unpublished] What is brain cancer? (created at May 03, 2009) 67

Benign brain tumors do not contain cancer cells, but they can press on sensitive areas in the brain and cause symptoms. They are usually a collection of extra cells that cause a mass of tissue called a "tumor." They typically have clear borders and do not ...