Pineal tumor surgery - subtentorial supracerebellar approach
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the tumor looks huge prepared to the small pineal gland
cant it put pressure or cut of blood supply to the pineal gland?
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@CoreyHunterSmith You can take whatever you want to if you don't work as hard as you can to get the grades to enter medical school, you won't do nothing.
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I'm going to be a brain surgeon when I get older. I'm only a freshman in high school now though, but I'm taking all ap classes in the medical field that I can.
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God I hate cancer. My now one year old had a resection in the pineal region for AT/RT (rhabdoid cancer). Her surgeon did an amazing job but it wasn't without loss.
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@babyj1996 tell me please if you know..i have one and yt has nothing on here about it :(
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how much water is he pouring in
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what is a pineal cyst ?
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@xemoxcut brain doesen't have blood.
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I trust my brother and sister they won't cut me
why do i find these videos so cool?
3320105 2 years ago 7
The pineal gland is a very small gland (about the size of a grain of rice) just about in the very middle of the brain (on all dimensions). One primary function is regulation of sleep/wake cycles. Pineal cysts are usually benign and not dangerous, but if they get large enough, they can disturb function of some of the surrounding areas that have pretty important jobs. Parts like the superior colliculi that help process vision or the thalamus which is a relay station for most sensory information.
Thetalldudeontv 7 months ago 2