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Cerebrovascular Complications of Cancerf cancer. Central nervous system (CNS) hemorrhage and ischemic events are typically symptomatic. Hemorrhage can occur into the parenchymal, subdural, epidural, or subarachnoid compartments and usually presents with symptoms typical for those sites. Cerebral infarction may cause focal signs, presenti

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Elevated Intracranial Pressure and Hydrocephalus in Brain Tumor Patientsts: brain tissue, blood and cerebrospinal fluid. An increase in any of these components leads to an increase in intracranial pressure. Brain tumors frequently lead to increased tumor tissue, blood or cerebrospinal fluid within the cranium, thereby elevating the intracranial pressure and disrupting t

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Cognitive Dysfunction, Mood Disorders, and Fatigue as Complications of Cancerof impaired quality of life. Notably, the high prevalence of such symptoms has been observed not only in brain tumor patients treated with radiation and chemotherapy, but also in patients treated for tumors outside of the central nervous system, such as in patients with breast cancer, lung cancer, l

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Paraneoplastic Syndromes of the Nervous System as Complications of Cancerndary to coagulopathy, infection, metabolic and nutritional deficits, and toxic effects of cancer therapy. A neurologic disorder is defined as paraneoplastic when none of the above causes are detected or when specific cancer-related immunological mechanisms are involved. Paraneoplastic neurologic di

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Springer Series on Cultural Computing symptoms over the course of their disease. Neurologic complications of cancer are common and frequently treatable when the problem is diagnosed both correctly and expeditiously. Neurooncology developed into a subspecialty of neurology to address this need; it deals with the neurologic complications

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A Method of Defining Paraconsistent Tableaus central nervous system, there are often clinical manifestations due to direct mass effect on functional structures in the brain or spinal cord. Certain malignancies have propensity to metastasize to brain and may be clinically silent. Yet, the presence of CNS metastasis can significantly alter prog

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