Brain Tumor: An overview of the basic clinical manifestations and treatment

  • Abolanle AA K
  • Amina S
  • Muhammad A
  • et al.
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Abstract

We review the basic clinical manifestation, diagnosis and management of brain tumor. Google search was done by using different terms associated with brain tumor and different databases were used, such as Google Scholar, Cochrane Database, and Science Direct etc. In spite of the fact that clinical manifestations fl uctuate on the basis of category, magnitude and site of tumor, the most common clinical features reported are persistent headache, seizures, nausea and vomiting, loss of consciousness, dizziness, mood fl uctuation, cognitive problems, visual defects, weakness of body parts, diffi culty with speech and language, and hearing impairment. Apart from neurologic examination, diagnostic approaches include Computed Tomography (CT) scan, MRI and biopsy. Treatment strategies, determined by a variety of factors, include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and indicative therapy. This mini-review summarizes brain tumor biology as regards its classifi cation, grading, risk factors, clinical presentation, diagnostic tools and treatment modalities. Background

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Abolanle AA, K., Amina, S., Muhammad, A., Hina, A., Omowumi T, K., Omowumi O, A., & Sunday O, O. (2020). Brain Tumor: An overview of the basic clinical manifestations and treatment. Global Journal of Cancer Therapy, 038–041. https://doi.org/10.17352/2581-5407.000034

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