Understanding Brain Tumours Understanding Brain Tumours It is key to understand what you may need to prepare for, in terms of home health care services or respite care that can offer support and guidance during this difficult time.
The first type of information that is most useful in understanding brain tumours is to learn more about what type of tumour it is. There are over 140 types of brain tumour, as classified by the World Health Organization, this includes both cancerous and benign types of tumours. Some of the most common types of brain tumours diagnosed in adults are: Glioblastoma: It is the most common primary brain tumour in adults and the most aggressive form of brain tumour. It is also known as brain cancer. Astrocytoma: These tumours can range from grade one to four in severity, with one being the least severe. Meningioma: A type of brain tumour that develops in the set of membranes that cover and protect the brain and spinal cord. This tumour is more common in women and older adults. Tumours of this kind are usually low grade and slow growing, but some can be more aggressive. Oligodendrogliomas: More common in adults aged 40-60 and can be diagnosed as either low grade or high grade. Treatment for brain tumours usually involves surgery (for more aggressive types of tumours), chemotherapy and radiation. Read More‌>>>>>>> Call us today at (905) 491-6941 or visit: www.icarehomehealth.ca
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