Use Of Corticosteroids In Paraspinal Tumors
Prevention
There is no way to predict or prevent the development of brain tumors. As more is learned about the causes of brain tumors, more can be done to help prevent them. Among the areas of investigation are genetic and hereditary factors, environmental exposure to certain chemicals, and exposure to certain viruses.
Treatment
Treatment for a brain tumor depends upon its size, location and type as well as the person's health and age. The team of doctors involved in the treatment planning may...
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