brain tumors
Intracranial abnormal growths
Brain tumors is the plural of brain tumor, an abnormal mass of cells growing in or near the brain.
Tumors may be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous), and may originate in the brain or spread there from elsewhere in the body.
Symptoms vary by location and size but often include headaches, seizures, or cognitive changes: The MRI revealed multiple brain tumors.
- glioblastomaAggressive malignant brain tumor
- metastasesCancer's spread beyond origin
- strokeSudden brain blood blockage
- neoplasmAbnormal tissue mass
- gamma knifeFocused-beam brain treatment device
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- oncologycancer, carcinoma, metastasis, malignancy, oncogene
- Brain Disordersdementia, Alzheimer's, epilepsy, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's disease
- pediatric neurologyepilepsy, seizures, seizure, developmental delay, hydrocephalus
- brain pathologyneurodegeneration, demyelination, atrophy, lesion, necrosis
- neuroimagingfunctional MRI, fMRI, voxel, voxels, MRI
- MR spectroscopycholine, creatine, lactate, shimming, spectral analysis
brain tumorsstrokes
Gentle touches, swimming styles
aneurysms · cerebral hemorrhage · traumatic brain injury · concussions · meningitis
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