Brain Tümörs

Brain tümörs are masses characterized by uncontrolled growth of cells in the brain tissue or membranes that line the brain. These masses can put pressure on the limited space inside the skull, affecting neurological functions.

Symptoms and Diagnosis of Brain Tümörs

With increased intracranial pressure, patients often complain of headaches that are more severe in the morning, gushing vomiting and visual disturbances.

Common Complaints

• Severe headaches of new onset or changing character

• Numbness, tingling or loss of strength in one side of the body (paralysis)

• Gör vision problems (çift vision or inability to see)

• Speech disorders or difficulty finding words

• Losses of stability and loss of momentum

• Hearing loss or ear inflammation

Modern Diagnostic Methods

The most important diagnostic tool in our day and age is Contrast Brain MRI (MRI). If necessary, advanced techniques such as MR spectroscopy and Functional MR can be used to determine the type of tumor and its relationship with vital centers in detail before surgery.