Radiation therapy is preferred when substantial tumors with low intracranial pressure and poorly defined borders are irradiated, and the site of irradiation is usually localized to the brainstem tumor. Most…
In clinical practice, we commonly see the following symptoms: inward slanting of the eyes, diplopia, facial palsy, choking in swallowing, unsteady gait, headache and dizziness. One or more cerebral nerve palsy…
The prognosis of brainstem glioma in children is very poor, with an overall survival of only 7-14 months. Factors that affect brainstem glioma in children include the duration of the…