Right temporal meningioma size 24x14x29mm Whether it is serious or not is related to multiple factors, and the size of the tumor can only be used as an indicator to determine the severity. If the meningioma in the right temporal region is in a relatively superficial location and causes less compression on the brain tissue, it may usually appear only with symptoms such as mild headache or occasional epilepsy, and surgical treatment can be chosen to alleviate the symptoms such as dizziness after resection, and the prognosis is usually better. However, if the meningioma has invaded the cerebral nerves or the inner plate of the skull, even though the tumor size is small, the patient will be left with sequelae due to the non-regeneration of nerve cells, so it is relatively more serious. Moreover, since the tumor has invaded the cerebral nerves or the inner plate of the skull, it is difficult to resect it, and may cause pulling or even damage to the brain tissue, which may lead to secondary cerebral edema after the operation. In addition, whether the tumor originates from the convex surface or the skull base, whether the tumor invades important neurovascular structures, and the texture and blood supply of the tumor. Right temporal meningioma suggests that the patient should go to the hospital in time and be treated under the guidance of the doctor.