Oligodendroglioma
This form of cancer is the third most common form of glioma.
It usually occurs in middle-aged adult women.
Symptoms
The symptoms of oligodendroglioma include:
- Increased ICP
- Behavioral changes
- Changes in mental activity
- Decreased visual acuity
Depending on the location of the tumor, meningioma may also have
the following symptoms:
| Location |
Symptoms
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| Temporal love |
- Hallucinations and seizures
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| Central region |
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| Midbrain and third ventricle |
- Diziness
- Uncoordinated movement
- Paralysis of facial muscle
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| Brain stem and cerebrum |
- Nystagmus or rapid, involuntary motion of the eyeball
- Hearing loss
- Diziness and nausea
- Uncoordinated movement
- Paralysis of facial muscle
- Paralysis of one side of the body (hemiparesis)
- Tenderness at the occipital bone
- Loss of balance
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