Early surgical treatment is extremely important for brain tumors

The most basic treatment for early brain tumors is surgery. For any tumor that grows in a part that can be removed by surgery, surgery should be considered first as long as the patient's physical condition allows. Let's take a look at the relevant content about surgical treatment of brain tumors.

Early diagnosis and early surgical treatment are extremely important for brain tumors. Due to the physiological and anatomical characteristics of the cranial cavity and the characteristics of the brain tumor itself, surgical treatment of intracranial tumors is difficult. Surgical treatment of brain tumors requires consideration of many factors: whether the patient's physical condition allows, the anatomical location of the brain tumor, technical issues, etc.

Surgical treatment of brain tumors mostly uses Gamma Knife and X-knife treatment, which have a high recurrence rate and a short cycle. Tumors growing on important organs such as the brainstem and thalamus are difficult to treat with surgery, Gamma Knife and X-knife. Chemical drugs and general Chinese medicine are used to treat brain tumors, but it is difficult to achieve ideal results due to factors such as the blood-brain barrier. The widespread application of microsurgery in neurosurgery helps to remove pathological tissues that are difficult to identify with the naked eye and avoids damage to normal brain tissue. In recent years, ultrasonic suction surgical instruments and CO2 lasers have been widely used in neurosurgery, creating new conditions for brain tumor removal.

I believe everyone has understood the experts' introduction to surgical treatment of brain tumors. Experts remind that if you are sick, you must seek medical treatment in time to avoid adverse consequences. If you still have questions about surgical treatment of brain tumors, you can contact online experts or call the hotline.

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