Introduction The current study aimed to assess whether childhood-onset craniopharyngioma
patients suffer from symptoms of apathy, as assessed by patients themselves and their close …

Background Apathy is associated with pervasive and disadvantageous effects on daily
functioning. It has been observed transiently in some children after surgery for posterior …

Background The relationship between apathy and endocrine dysfunction, both frequent
outcomes of neurological insult, has not yet been investigated in brain tumor survivors. The …

Objective The aim of this research was to investigate if brain tumour patients underestimate
the severity of their impairments and the impact of this behaviour on carer distress. This …

Aim To assess the psychological well‐being and social integration of adults with
craniopharyngioma diagnosed in childhood. Method A cross‐sectional study of a nationwide …

Background Childhood brain tumor diagnoses are stressful for families. Children diagnosed
with craniopharyngioma (Cp) present with particularly challenging medical and cognitive …

Quality of life (QoL) is a critical component of aftercare in survivors of childhood-onset
craniopharyngioma (CP). Visual impairment adversely affects QoL after CP. This study …

Purpose To explore the emotional concerns and coping strategies of patients with Low
Grade Glioma (LGG) and whether or not their caregivers are reliable in reporting these …

Background Cognitive deficits have been frequently assessed in brain tumor patients.
However, self-reported cognitive complaints have received little attention so far. Cognitive …

Background Internalizing problems, anxiety, depression, withdrawal, and consequent social
problems are frequently observed in children with brain tumors. The objective of this work is …