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What is a Brain Tumour?
A mass of abnormal cells in the brain tissue due to uncontrolled multiplication and accumulation is a brain tumour. These can be non-cancerous (benign) or cancerous (malignant) and may vary in shape and size.
With a 120 types accounting for a staggering statistic of 85-90% of all primary tumours of the nervous system, brain tumours are the new bane of mankind’s existence, what with it being the prime cause of solid cancer-related mortality in children below the age of 20.
Why does it happen?
Originates in the brain itself i.e May develop from brain cells, nerves, et all. These can be:
Brain tumours may elicit non-specific symptoms and at times, none at all! Here’s what to keep an eye out for:
Brain tumours are usually treated surgically along with a combination of therapies, like radiotherapy, which may be given either before the treatment - to reduce the size of the mass, or after the treatment - to destroy any remaining cancerous cells.
Our aim: To extract the tumour while still preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
Our combination of:
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Brain surgery can be defined as a medical procedure which aims at correcting structural and functional problems of the brain. Such procedures are usually complex and can be of several different types. It is pertinent to note that the type of surgery that a patient needs depends on various factors such as the condition that is being treated, the medical history of the patient, the age of the patient and their personal preference.