Introduction to several common diagnostic methods for brain cancer

Clinically, the diagnosis of brain cancer needs to be based on many aspects, so that a comprehensive diagnosis of brain cancer can be made, which is important for brain cancer patients. So what are the common diagnostic methods for brain cancer ? The following will tell you about the common diagnostic methods for brain cancer.

In general, the common diagnosis methods for brain cancer are:

1. To diagnose brain cancer, the doctor will first ask the patient about some symptoms in detail, such as whether there are headaches, visual impairment, vomiting, dizziness, mental symptoms, high blood pressure, and epileptic seizures. Different symptoms and signs will appear depending on the location of the tumor.

2. After careful questioning, the doctor will recommend some examinations based on the symptoms. Most of the diagnostic methods for brain cancer are to take pictures with some scientific instruments. X-ray examination can detect symptoms of increased intracranial pressure and accurately locate the location; ultrasound examination is to observe the location and size of the lesion by shifting the midline wave to the healthy side, and some can also observe the tumor pathology waveform.

3. Doctors can observe the phenomenon of isotope concentration through isotope brain scans; cerebrovascular or ventriculography can be used as a diagnostic method for positioning and qualitative diagnosis; brain CT or MBR examinations can clearly find the outline of the tumor and the surrounding edema belt or ventricular displacement; if an electroencephalogram is performed, localized slow waves or diffuse rhythm abnormalities can be found. These are all common diagnostic methods for brain cancer.

The above is an introduction to the common diagnosis methods of brain cancer. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. These diagnostic methods of brain cancer can help everyone detect brain cancer in time. If you have brain cancer, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.