Meningioma: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment - Aaron Cohen-Gadol, M.D.

Welcome to our video on "Meningioma: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment." In this guide, we cover everything you need to know about meningiomas, from identifying early symptoms to understanding the various treatment options available.
Meningioma is a type of brain tumor that can cause various symptoms. Diagnosis involves imaging tests, and treatment options include surgery, radiation therapy, or a combination. Careful management is crucial to address the tumor and associated complications.
In this video, we cover:
- What is a Meningioma?
- Symptoms of Meningioma: Learn about the early warning signs and symptoms of meningiomas, including headaches, vision problems, and neurological deficits.
- Causes and Risk Factors: Understand the potential causes and risk factors associated with meningiomas, including genetic factors and exposure to radiation.
- Diagnosis: Explore the diagnostic procedures, including MRI, CT scans, and biopsy techniques, to accurately identify meningiomas.
- Treatment Options: Get insights into various treatment modalities such as surgery, radiation therapy, and medication.
- Living with Meningioma: Tips and advice for managing daily life and improving quality of life for meningioma patients.
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Key moments:
00:04 The video discusses various topics related to surgery and management. It covers different aspects of surgical treatments and management practices.
04:38 The video discusses the importance of clinical history and imaging techniques in evaluating brain function and potential disorders. It emphasizes the need for expertise and precision in medical diagnosis and treatment.
09:14 Radiation therapy using single beam or multiple beams with precise targeting is highly effective for treating various conditions, especially cancer, by delivering focused doses of radiation to specific areas.

[@angelaszabo5820]

Thank you for your excellent explanation. Very precise and factual but at the same time your voice is very calm and reassuring. I live in the UK so I’m sorry you can’t be my surgeon.

[@collettebrynes1075]

Very good video thank you I had my skull base meningioma removed 18 months ago I was back to work in 7 weeks made an excellent recovery suffered a lot of balance issues but all gone now be confident in your surgeon choose one that specialises in the area of your Tumor but stay postitive that’s very important t for recovery ❤❤

[@MsNan00]

God bless you Diagnosed with calcified meningioma size is 8 mm saw neurologist I have to do an MRI in December Can you tell me more about the operation pls like the duration and the symptoms

[@violetalaho5978]

Thank you hev e surgeon January and I veri skerd

[@violetalaho5978]

I hev skull baze like you

[@mandyb2000]

so helpful, thanks so much Dr Aaron! :)

[@ZelalemBekele-iz3qv]

Dr Aron pls how I can share those problem

[@xusanboydolimov803]

Менингиома радиохирургиядан кейин ривожланишдан тухтайдими канча муддатда билинади

[@ZelalemBekele-iz3qv]

Pls if I share my problem could u advise me ?

[@bojigirl5672]

The WHO, in 2000 said the number of Grade 2 meningiomas was 5%, in 2016 changed it to 32%. Grade 2 are “atypical“, not really benign because they eventually return and more aggressively. Don’t gaslight patients’ concern about the threat to their survival. I’ve been through this.

[@janelshan]

Wow thank u for the video i feel so much better after listening...i am so scare

[@tessroque1954]

I am 72 yo female, have 3.3 mm. menigioma in cavernous area. It’s pressing on the trigeminal nerve. I have excruciating pain , like electric shocks on right side of face. Currently taking gabapentin 1800 mg daily. Still have pain of 3-4 in rate. Neuro surgeon suggested no surgery but radiation. Will radiation relieve the pain? What’s the success rate of this treatment? Shall I continue to take the medication? I hope you will have time to respond . Thank you

[@janelshan]

I am scare of what's to come for me

[@MsNan00]

​@@janelshanme too Do you have meningioma?