I have an midline infratentorial meningioma that is affecting cerebellum and fourth ventricle. Balance, headaches, vertigo, nausea & vomiting. Surgeon says it’s in a challenging location. I would have liked to hear about the downward facing tentorial meningioma.
Thank you for making these videos! I’m in dire need of help and have been monitored for 15 years. The Neurosurgeon dumped me because my insurance sucks. I’m now having seizures. Although it’s small I’m having increased symptoms over the last 7 years. I’d real appreciate some help in how to get someone that could take it out take me seriously. It’s effecting the area near broca’s region. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 🧠
Hi Nicole, Please send correspondence to my staff, Vee Vo email: veevo@stanford.edu , she can assist with a complimentary film review and i can give you my recommendation.
Location of a small meningioma is described as being: posterior floor of right middle cranial fossa, superior to right orbital roof; along the right anterior cranial fossa. What symptoms might present?
Hi doctor I've just been diagnosed with a tiny 4mm calcified meningioma on the frontal left convexity but is causing me headaches would radiation relieve my symptoms or would surgery be a better option... Also I had a head injury in the exact location of the tumor 13 years ago I'm 100% sure it was caused by that and also due to it being calcified.... Also with the tumor being so small 4mm and in the convexity and also calcified gives me more hope... Also I get a slight burning feeling in that area that is another symptom I have which I rarely hear in this subject
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I've just been diagnosed with two tumors, thank you, that helped me to have a better understanding of these.
Glad it helped!
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So glad I found you. When are the live webinars? I would love to join. Thanks.
I have an midline infratentorial meningioma that is affecting cerebellum and fourth ventricle. Balance, headaches, vertigo, nausea & vomiting. Surgeon says it’s in a challenging location. I would have liked to hear about the downward facing tentorial meningioma.
Thank you for making these videos! I’m in dire need of help and have been monitored for 15 years. The Neurosurgeon dumped me because my insurance sucks. I’m now having seizures. Although it’s small I’m having increased symptoms over the last 7 years.
I’d real appreciate some help in how to get someone that could take it out take me seriously. It’s effecting the area near broca’s region. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 🧠
Hi Nicole, Please send correspondence to my staff, Vee Vo email: veevo@stanford.edu , she can assist with a complimentary film review and i can give you my recommendation.
What do you class as small, is one 2.8cm x 2.4cm deep small?
Location of a small meningioma is described as being: posterior floor of right middle cranial fossa, superior to right orbital roof; along the right anterior cranial fossa.
What symptoms might present?
How about intraventricular ? Are they not a type of meningioma ?
Is DOTA radiation therapy indicated for meningiomas?
Hi doctor I've just been diagnosed with a tiny 4mm calcified meningioma on the frontal left convexity but is causing me headaches would radiation relieve my symptoms or would surgery be a better option... Also I had a head injury in the exact location of the tumor 13 years ago I'm 100% sure it was caused by that and also due to it being calcified.... Also with the tumor being so small 4mm and in the convexity and also calcified gives me more hope... Also I get a slight burning feeling in that area that is another symptom I have which I rarely hear in this subject
Same here but size is 8 mm calcified meningioma newly diagnosed no symptoms yet how are you doing now?
MY SISTER HAS TUMOR BEHIND HER EAR NO CANCER. MAYO CLINIC CANT OPERATE GAVE RADIATION.