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| Name | BRAIN TUMOUR (MENINGIOMA) SURGERY |
| Video Uploader | Video From DR MILAN SENJALIYA--Consultant Neurosurgeon |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 06-07-2023 13:48:39 |
| Video Discription | #meningioma #neurosurgery #braintumour #healthybrain #convulsion Meningioma A #meningioma is a common form of #brain tumour that affects the meninges – the membrane that covers the brain. Meningiomas are usually slow-growing but they can reach a considerable size, at which point they may begin to cause problems by pressing on the brain and displacing it. The vast majority are #benign (grade I) and are curable with an operation: when the tumour is removed, this generally allows the brain to return to its normal position. Your meningioma may have been detected due to #headaches or changes to your sight, but some meningiomas cause few or no symptoms and their presence is only found by chance during the course of a brain scan for something else. Such tumours may be monitored until surgery is required. Investigation In order to build up a picture of your brain, your doctor may offer the following: CT scan: This machine takes a series of x-rays to build up a 3D image of your brain and the blood vessels around the tumour. It takes 10 minutes and is painless, and the radiation level used is very low and you may be given an injection of contrast to allow certain areas to show up more clearly under the #CT scanner. MRI scan: This is similar to a CT scan but uses magnetism rather than x-rays. It can be slightly uncomfortable and noisy, and some patients feel claustrophobic: it takes around 30 minutes. You cannot have an #MRI if you have a pacemaker or any kind of metal implant in your body. Treatment Conservative treatment: If your meningioma is causing few or no symptoms, it may simply be monitored with interval MRI scans. Surgery: When a tumour begins to cause symptoms, it usually has to be removed (excised). Such tumour #surgery is usually performed under high end operating #Neuro microscope. For all meningiomas, surgery effectively means opening a series of doors first the scalp, and then the bones of the skull. The tumour is lifted out, the wound is closed and in the majority of cases, the patient is cured. You will probably be in hospital for around five to seven days. Radiotherapy: If, because of its position, your doctor cannot remove all of your meningioma with surgery, he/she may offer you stereotactic radiotherapy, which delivers high-dose radiation with pin-point accuracy. Chemotherapy: Most meningiomas are benign and those that are not benign, are usually treated with radiotherapy rather than with chemotherapy. Follow-up: It’s usual to have MRI scans for few months or years once your meningioma has been removed, in order to check your progress. |
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