What is the most promising treatment for brain stem cancer? It is inoperable, aggressive, and invasive.?
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My husband had a pilocytic astrocytoma in his cerabellum around his brain stem 8 years ago. It was surgically removed and required no further treatments other than a somewhat lengthy recovery from the surgery (6 months)and regular monitoring via MRI.
I think the treatment would depend on the location of the tumor and the cell type.
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