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Modeling Brain Metastasis by Internal Carotid Artery Injection of Cancer Cells
Published on: August 2, 2022
[Diagnosis and treatment of brain tumours]
L J A Stalpers1, E M T Dieleman, B R H van Westing
1Afdeling Radiotherapie, Academisch Medisch Centrum (Universiteit van Amsterdam), Amsterdam. l.stalpers@amc.nl
Abstract:
Primary brain tumours are relatively rare, but brain metastases are a frequent complication of the most common cancers elsewhere in the body (breast, lung, melanoma). Loss of function and excitation of brain nerves i.e. sensory loss, paralysis and pain in the head-and-neck region are specific features in base of skull tumours: meningioma, glomus tumours, vestibular Schwannoma, meningeal metastases by breast cancer, melanoma, and leukaemia, melanoma. In the diagnosis and treatment of brain tumours, special attention is required for rare complications in the head and neck region.
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