The skull base is one of the most crowded areas of the nervous system. Important arteries, veins, cranial nerves, the

A skull base tumor may first show up as a problem with vision, hearing, facial sensation, swallowing, balance, or smell

Hearing that a brain tumor may have returned can feel very different from receiving the first diagnosis. Patients often want

Finding that cancer has spread to the brain can lead to an immediate question: does the brain tumor need to

One of the first questions after being told that a glioma may need surgery is, “Can the entire tumor be

Hearing that a brain tumor is “low-grade” or “high-grade” can immediately raise questions about how quickly it may grow, whether

A first seizure, unexplained weakness, difficulty finding words, or a headache pattern that keeps changing can lead to neurological investigation.

Being diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma does not automatically mean that surgery is the next step. The decision between acoustic

Hearing becoming weaker in one ear can be easy to dismiss, particularly when the change happens slowly. You may start