An estimated 66,240 people in the United States are currently living with brain tumors. Most
of these individuals are adults. The purpose of this first edition American Association of …

An estimated 66,240 people in the United States are currently living with brain tumors. Most
of these individuals are adults. The purpose of this first edition American Association of …

The purpose of this first edition American Association of Neuroscience Nurses' Clinical
Practice Guideline is to summarize what is currently known about brain tumors in children …

The purpose of this article is to identify the experience of the patient with a World Health
Organization grade III/IV and IV/IV brain tumor, and that of their family, to best understand …

Primary brain tumors represent 1.4% of all cancers diagnosed in the United States. About
18,500 primary malignant brain tumors are diagnosed each year. If you include all primary …

The goal of this manual is to provide an overview of what health professionals may expect,
as well as offer guidance, in caring for someone with a progressive, life-threatening brain …

The brain tumor patient presents as a complex challenge to the care provider, demanding a
knowledge of their cancer, its treatment and complications, and the neurological impact of …

Abstract Purpose of Review: This review provides management recommendations for
medical and neurologic problems in patients with brain tumors, including vasogenic edema …

Several studies suggest that the incidence of brain tumors is rising, an increase that cannot
be accounted for by improved diagnostic abilities. Brain tumors can be subdivided according …

Primary malignant brain tumors account for 2 percent of all cancers in US adults. The most
common malignant brain tumor is glioblastoma multiforme, and patients with this type of …