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The document provides detailed instructions for sending brain biopsy specimens to the Division of Neuropathology at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. It outlines the necessary requisition form, specimen preparation guidelines, and shipping procedures to ensure safe and proper handling of brain biopsy materials. The document emphasizes the importance of including patient information, clinical history, and relevant pathology reports with the specimens.

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Can a child recover from brain tumor?

Some brain tumors can have a cure rate of 9585%, while others carry a more terminal diagnosis. Understanding prognosis and treatment outcomes can help give you a better idea of your childs path to recovery.

How is a pediatric brain tumor diagnosed?

Brain Tumor Diagnosis in Children The doctors evaluation usually includes imaging of the brain by an MRI scan. If the scan shows a brain tumor, the next step is a neurosurgical consultation. The pediatric neurosurgeon will work with the whole family to develop the best treatment plan for the child.

What is the survival rate for a child with a brain tumor?

In general, the 5-year relative survival rate for children ages 0 to 14 with a CNS tumor, excluding benign brain tumors, is 74%. The 5-year relative survival rate for teens ages 15 to 19 is 75%. The survival rates for a CNS tumor vary based on several factors.

How long does brain surgery take a child?

It could take up to 3-5 hours if you are having a regular craniotomy. If you have an awake craniotomy, the surgery could take 5-7 hours. This includes pre op, peri op and post op. The number one post-op concern for patients undergoing brain surgery is neurologic function.

What is the most common brain tumor in children?

Astrocytoma is the most common type of brain and spinal cord tumour in children. They are also known as a glioma.

How do they remove a childs brain tumor?

A craniotomy is the most common type of operation to remove a brain tumour. Your childs surgeon first cuts into the skin covering the head (scalp). The surgeon then cuts out an area of bone from the skull. This gives an opening so that the surgeon can operate on the brain itself.

How risky is surgery to remove a brain tumor?

Brain cancer surgery like any other form of brain cancer treatment can have side effects and complications. Many people who have brain surgery recover quickly, although some people do experience side effects. These complications can range from mild to docHub.

What is a slow growing brain tumor in children?

Astrocytomas are usually noncancerous, slow-growing tumors. They most often develop in children ages 5 to 8. Also called low-grade gliomas, these are the most common brain tumors in children.

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