Brain Tumor Treatment Options Explained
How the treatment plan is decided
The plan depends on whether the tumour is benign or malignant, where it sits, how large it is, and your overall health. An MRI and often a biopsy guide the decision.
Main treatment options
Surgery
Surgery aims to remove as much of the tumour as safely possible, using neuronavigation and the operating microscope to protect healthy brain and function.
Radiotherapy
Targeted radiation may be used after surgery or when surgery is not suitable.
Chemotherapy / medication
Certain tumour types respond to medication, sometimes combined with radiotherapy.
Monitoring
Some small, slow-growing or benign tumours are watched with regular scans rather than treated immediately.
What surgery involves
Modern brain tumour surgery uses image guidance for precision, aiming to remove the tumour while preserving speech, movement and other functions. Recovery depends on the tumour and its location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is brain tumor surgery always needed?
Can a brain tumor be completely removed?
What is the recovery like after brain tumor surgery?
Consult Dr. Ashish Kumar Dwivedi
Expert brain & spine care at Bombay Hospital, Indore.
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