MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SUBTENTORIAL TUMORS

Authors

  • Norkulov Nazhmiddin Uralovich
  • Aliev Mansur Abdukholikovich

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The most characteristic feature of glial tumors is their invasive growth, during which their cells penetrate into the surrounding medulla to different depths and form a zone of infiltrative growth

Abstract

The low incidence of astrocytomas of subtentorial localization in
adults is one of the main reasons that the clinical manifestations of these neoplasms
are little known [8]. The diagnosis of “cerebellar tumor” is established when the first
clinical symptoms appear. The most common symptoms accompanying a cerebellar
tumor are ataxia, headache and nausea [8]. Astrocytic tumors of subtentorial
localization are clinically and histologically heterogeneous. They can have
predominantly expansive (due to the cystic component) and invasive-infiltrative
growth. The tendency toward invasive growth is more pronounced in relapses, and
the tumor in such cases usually has a higher grade of malignancy. Due to the
heterogeneity of the tumor tissue structure, certain difficulties often arise when
diagnosing astrocytomas.

Published

2024-08-15 — Updated on 2024-08-16

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Nazhmiddin Uralovich, N., & Abdukholikovich, A. M. (2024). MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF SUBTENTORIAL TUMORS. American Journal of Pediatric Medicine and Health Sciences (2993-2149), 2(8), 68–76. Retrieved from http://grnjournal.us/index.php/AJPMHS/article/view/5654 (Original work published August 15, 2024)