Kneel and beg for answers! Is there a chance of recurrence after brain tumor surgery?

Of course, there is a possibility of brain tumors after surgical resection, because brain tumors are divided into benign and malignant, if benign tumors can be completely removed, they can no longer be completely removed, but if there is a residue, it will be, and if it is a malignant tumor, it is generally not clean, and it is easy to metastasize and spread, and it will basically appear after surgery.

What is the nature of the brain tumor.

If it's a meningioma, it's generally fine, it's not.

If it is a glioma, it is serious, depending on the grade, if it is grade II or above, it will generally **.

Level 1 is fine.

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Anyone who gets sick will inevitably have a problem with his body, and a body that has been in a state of no problem for a long time will get this serious disease. It is not possible in a short period of time**, unless the elimination of cancer cells is far from effective, and more than a certain number will be ** again**. Surgery is an emergency, and saving the distance depends on your own efforts, eating, drinking, sleeping, and exercising!

My family has had a brain tumor, so I can understand your feelings very, very well, at that time I checked all the information that could be found, you didn't say what a brain tumor was, the chance of benign ** is very, very small, and I recommend a kind of pain is relatively small, gamma knife, my family uses this, the pain is much smaller than the surgery, and the damage is also small. If it's **, I mean if it's going to be, you might as well choose this way, it's almost **.

Then you are talking about benign 10 days is impossible, you should pay attention to it, you can't be tired, you can't eat without paying attention, it generally won't, it's just that** you can**.

Some benign brain tumor patients think that they can be one-time after surgery, but the probability is not large, and they will only be checked once a long time after returning home, and they will regret it after the symptoms are obvious. In fact, regardless of whether the brain tumor is benign or malignant, the probability of postoperative surgery is very high, and regular reexamination is a problem that must be paid attention to by brain tumor patients after surgery.

The tumor has a certain degree of metastasis, not the operation of all the tumor tissue visible to the naked eye to achieve the purpose of a **never**, the brain tumor cells that cannot be seen by the naked eye can still spread in the surrounding normal brain tissue, the probability is very high, regular reexamination is to be able to find the earlier **metastasis. In order to know whether the brain tumor has metastasized, many experts recommend PET-CT, which has the advantage of high accuracy and can also assess the benign and malignant grade of the tumor.

PET-CT combines the advantages of PET and CT, and has the function of accurately detecting abnormal lesions, and can also judge the benign and malignant lesions. Brain tumors can be re-examined with PET-CT, very small ** lesions can be found, and the malignancy of brain tumors can be judged, especially for gliomas and other brain tumors with multiple malignant degrees, which can provide reference for follow-ups. However, CT and MRI, which are commonly used at present, do not have this function, and the accuracy is not as good as that of PET-CT.

What are the chances of malignant brain tumor surgery?

Generally, after surgery for tumors, the most worrying thing is ** and metastasis. Brain tumor prevention** is key after surgery to prevent the patient from suffering another blow. Therefore, post-operative assistance** is particularly important.

Experts recommend postoperative adjuvant cellular immunity** to effectively prevent cancer cells from metastasis**. There are three points to pay attention to after the prevention of brain tumors: (1) whether the tumor is **:

The vast majority of patients have tumors that are no longer resected completely, but there are still a few cases where the tumor grows again, and the growth site is generally at the original tumor site. Generally, the number of follow-up examinations is 1-2 times in the first year after surgery, and the number of follow-up examinations is gradually reduced if there are no clinical symptoms and imaging abnormalities. (2) Whether the tumor has regrown:

Strictly speaking, the definition of tumor** is different from tumor regrowth, the former refers to the complete removal of the tumor by surgery, and then the same tumor grows in the skull; The latter refers to the surgical removal of part of the tumor, leaving a part of the skull remaining, and the residual tumor grows back later. In this case, the number of reexaminations is more than the former, and the number and interval of reexaminations are determined according to the specific situation due to different conditions. After review, the problem is found in time and given in a timely manner.

3) Understand the patient's physical condition: Some brain tumor patients have many changes in human functions and organs after surgery, such as high blood sugar, high blood pressure, endocrine dysfunction, infertility, heart failure, fractures, etc. Still need to lower blood sugar and blood pressure**?

Whether infertility problems are related to other diseases, whether endocrine disorders require hormone replacement, and a series of other issues, need to be dealt with after a follow-up. Some problems are relatively easy to solve, such as infertility, and it may be possible to have children after taking several medications, but some patients do not pay attention to the re-examination, delaying the chance. In short, through the review, the surgical effect can be further determined, and the problems can be detected and dealt with in time, which has important guiding significance for the future health of patients with pituitary tumors.

In addition, it is very important to combine bioimmunotechnology after brain tumor surgery**. Brain tumor surgery can effectively control the metastasis of cancer after surgery, and can effectively enhance the patient's immunity and kill the residual cancer cells more accurately, which is very helpful for consolidating the surgical effect. Biological cell technology has the advantages of not harming the body, eliminating hospitalization, reducing the toxicity of chemotherapy for patients, and improving the patient's own immunity and quality of life, and is suitable for almost all tumor diseases.

In recent years, our center has cooperated with many hospitals in Beijing to carry out clinical experiments, and has achieved remarkable results, and our center has now officially applied this technology to clinical practice, which is a new hope for many cancer patients.

For example, if the malignant tumor says our glioma, it can't be completely resected, but it is only a matter of early and late, for example, our metastases are just to prolong the life of the tumor when you remove the tumor, because its primary lesion is still there, so it will also be **, as well as our benign tumor, if it is in some important functional areas, it can not be completely cut clean, it also has to **, As for how to prevent it, I think the first point is that we should closely observe after the operation, whether there are any new signs of the nervous system, and we must have regular re-examinations after the second brain tumor surgery, if there is a problem, we can deal with it in time, and we can also prevent the brain tumor from causing greater damage to our body.

One of the reasons for the unsatisfactory effect of the drug for glioma is that it is not easy to penetrate the blood-brain barrier and it is difficult to reach the lesion site. The solute in the blood must pass through the endothelial cells of the cerebral capillaries to reach the brain tissue, and the endothelial cell membrane is a bilayer membrane structure based on lipids, which is lipophilic and easy for fat-soluble substances to pass through. Therefore, the lipid solubility of the solute in the blood determines how easy and fast it can pass through the barrier.

The more fat-soluble solutes pass through the barrier and enter brain tissue, the faster. Because of its strong lipid solubility and low hydroxyl group, and at the same time, it is also a small molecule substance, so it is easier to reach brain tissue through the lipophilic endothelial cell membrane and exert its role in inhibiting tumors faster. You can't go wrong with choosing a life protector.