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A oligodendroglioma is a bran tumor , which results from cells in the brain form the scaffold for nerve cells. The corresponding cells is called oligodendrocytes . However, the scaffold is not only occur from oligodendrocytes and other cell types…
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A neuroma (Neuron = nerve cell) is a benign, slow-growing brain tumor that occurs mostly in the posterior fossa. The most commonly occur in the Schwann cells of the eighth cranial nerve. This nerve is a twin Cochleovestibular nerve, therefore…
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The meningioma is generally a slow-growing, benign brain tumor (benign cancer) emanating from the meninges of the central nervous system (CNS). Therefore, the meningioma is derived from the medical term “meninges”. Mostly the dura mater adherent bengin tumors of adulthood…
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A medulloblastoma is a (WHO grade IV ) malignant tumor (brain cancer) which especially occurs in childhood. The tumor develops in the area of the back of the head from the cerebellum and grows into the surrounding tissue, such as…
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Cerebral Lymphoma Cerebral lymphoma (Lymphoma n the brain) is a type of bran cancer. As degenerate cells of the immune system  in brain are called lymphoma. Specifically, it is in the lymphocytes, which belong to the white blood cells. These form…
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The meningioma is generally a slow-growing, benign tumor emanating from the meninges of the central nervous system (CNS). Therefore, the meningioma is derived from the medical term “meninges”. Mostly the dura mater adherent bengin tumors of adulthood that arise from…
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A medulloblastoma is a (WHO grade IV ) malignant tumor which especially occurs in childhood. The tumor develops in the area of the back of the head from the cerebellum and grows into the surrounding tissue, such as in an…
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Lymphoma In The Brain As degenerate cells of the immune system  in brain are called lymphoma. Specifically, it is in the lymphocytes, which belong to the white blood cells. These form a tumor. A lymphoma in the brain occurs either…
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Pituitary Tumors There are many different types of pituitary tumors. What signs and symptoms a tumor causes, depends not only on its size substantially on whether it produces hormones or not and which hormone it forms. Pituitary: The hormone production…
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Astrocytomas Astrocytic gliomas are the most common >>tumors of the brain with a share of 60% of all >>brain tumor. There are two groups: The group of astrocytic >>tumors which are diffusely growing into the brain tissue consisting of Diffuse…
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