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Brain Tumour Biopsy

Brain Tumour Biopsy - Symptoms

Brain Tumour Biopsy - How to prevent?

Brain Tumour Biopsy - Causes and Risk Factors

Causes

Brain Tumour

Overall risk: 3-5%
Bleeding: Craniotomy to evacuate the clot may be necessary
Infection
Negative or inconclusive biopsy
Seizures
Stroke
Non-neurological risks:

Risks of general anaesthesia: Heart attack, lung problems, allergy to anaesthetic drugs, etc
Blockage of leg veins
Chest infection
Urinary tract infection

Death (remote possibility)

Brain Tumour Biopsy - Diagnosis

Brain Tumour Biopsy - Preparing for surgery

Brain Tumour Biopsy - Post-surgery care

Brain Tumour Biopsy - Other Information

Article contributed by National Neuroscience Institute

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