Brain tumors are the leading cause of cancer-related death in children under 14 years of age. Children with brain tumors, even with treatment, are at risk of cognitive impairment, affecting their intellectual development.

Brain tumors in children are one of the leading causes of death, of which posterior fossa tumors account for the highest rate of over 50%. Posterior fossa brain tumors are often primary tumors that can be detected in young children. Surgical treatment of posterior fossa tumors is the best method to remove tumors, however, this area has many important organs, so surgery is also difficult.

Brain tumor surgery mainly uses a microscope, however, the microscope is difficult to observe and evaluate the tumor, surrounding healthy structures in hidden areas, so it will damage healthy tissue. Therefore, endoscopic brain tumor surgery in these cases will help the surgeon control and remove the brain tumor better.

new Norwegian study published in the journal Neuro-Oncology found that the larger the brain, the higher the risk of dying from brain cancer. This is because a larger brain means more brain cells, and more cells increase the rate of incorrect cell division and lead to mutations that cause cancer.

brain tumor is an abnormal mass or growth of cells in the brain. There are many types of brain tumors, including benign and malignant brain tumors. Brain tumors can start in the brain or cancer can start in other parts of the body and spread to the brain. There are many techniques used today to diagnose whether a brain tumor is cancerous or not.

Signs of brain tumors are often unclear, so the disease is detected late and there are many difficulties in the treatment process, the consequences are also extremely serious.

Adult brain tumors are brain tumors that arise from groups of cells that are out of control. Brain tumors are called primary tumors if they start in the brain. They are considered secondary if they start somewhere else in your body and spread to the brain.