Brain tumors are complex problems that deserve expert specialized treatment and multispecialty care. Our team of neurosurgeons at Baylor Medicine are experienced in treating all forms of benign and ...

Parafalcine meningioma is a tumor type that can develop between the brain’s hemispheres. This can make treatment difficult, but many of these tumors are benign and slow growing. Meningiomas are tumors ...

Though they’re typically benign, without treatment, parasagittal meningioma tumors may still cause life threatening symptoms like seizures of increased pressure on the brain. A meningioma is a tumor ...

If the tumor isn’t cancerous, we may suggest waiting to see if it changes over time. You get imaging every 6–12 months to check tumor growth. You also get regular checks with an eye doctor to make ...

A new study published in the journal Oncotarget shows that certain mutations in the brain tumor called meningioma may help identify patients who have a better chance of recovery. This could help ...

Your surgeons will determine the best approach for you based on the exact location of the tumor, its size and the status of your hearing. We make these approaches through an incision near the ear. We ...

Meningiomas are usually noncancerous tumors that grow slowly in the brain. Symptoms like headaches or seizures may indicate a ...

The identification of oncogenic mutations has provided further insights into the tumorigenesis of meningioma and the possibility of targeted therapy. Interestingly, the authors identified a number of ...

Parasagittal meningiomas are tumors located in the middle space of the brain, between the two hemispheres. They can also grow into a nearby vein called the superior sagittal sinus. Most parasagittal ...

Parafalcine meningioma is a slow-growing and benign tumor that develops between the two hemispheres of the brain. Meningiomas are a type of primary brain tumor that forms on the meninges, the layers ...