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Overview
A brain tumor is an abnormal growth of cells within the brain or surrounding structures. Tumors may be benign or malignant, and both types can cause serious neurological symptoms depending on their size and location. Early diagnosis and proper surgical treatment significantly improve patient outcomes.
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What Is a Brain Tumor?
A brain tumor occurs when abnormal cells grow and form a mass inside the skull. Tumors can originate in the brain itself (primary tumors) or spread from other organs (secondary or metastatic tumors). Common types include meningioma, glioma, schwannoma, pituitary tumor, and pineal region tumor.
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Common Symptoms
Symptoms vary based on the tumor's location and size. Most patients experience persistent or worsening headaches — often worse in the morning — along with nausea, vomiting, blurred or double vision, weakness on one side of the body, difficulty speaking, seizures, or gradual changes in memory and behavior.
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How Is It Diagnosed?
Diagnosis involves a thorough neurological examination followed by imaging — typically an MRI of the brain with contrast. In some cases, a CT scan and additional investigations are needed. Biopsy or surgical removal of the tumor confirms the exact type and guides further treatment.
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Surgical Treatment Itinerary
Surgery is the primary treatment for most brain tumors. Dr. Mesbah Uddin Ahmed performs both microscopic and endoscopic brain tumor surgeries, including minimally invasive endoscopic removal of pituitary tumors through the nose (endonasal approach), skull base tumor surgery, and image-guided tumor resection — all focused on maximum safe removal with minimal disruption to surrounding brain tissue.
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Recovery and Follow-up
Recovery depends on the tumor type, size, and the patient's overall health. Most patients are monitored closely after surgery, and some may require radiation therapy or chemotherapy in addition. Regular follow-up with imaging is essential to track recovery and detect any recurrence early.
What’s Included
Comprehensive clinical evaluation and imaging review
Microscopic and endoscopic surgical options
Patient and family counseling before and after surgery
Post-surgical follow-up and recovery guidance
Coordination with oncology if further treatment is needed
What’s Not Included
Not every headache means a brain tumor — proper evaluation is essential before conclusions
Not all brain tumors require immediate surgery — some are monitored over time
Diagnosis cannot be confirmed from symptoms alone — imaging and examination are necessary
Highlights
Over 200 brain surgeries performed including complex tumor cases
Specialized in endoscopic minimally invasive brain surgery
Skull base and pituitary tumor expertise
Evidence-based, patient-centered surgical planning
Member of AANS, EANS, and Bangladesh Society of Neurosurgeons
Patient Reviews
Rafiqul Islam
Dhaka
"I had been suffering from severe back and leg pain for years. Dr. Mesbah explained everything clearly and the surgery went smoothly. The recovery was faster than I expected. I am truly grateful."
Nusrat Jahan
Chittagong
"My mother was diagnosed with a brain tumor and we were devastated. Dr. Mesbah took the time to explain every detail patiently. The surgery was successful and she is recovering well. We cannot thank him enough."
Farida Begum
Dhaka
"I suffered a serious head injury in a road accident. Dr. Mesbah performed emergency surgery without delay. His calm and professional approach gave our entire family confidence during the most difficult time of our lives."
Karim Hossain
Sylhet
"I had been dealing with neck pain and arm weakness for months. Dr. Mesbah diagnosed the problem accurately and performed the surgery with great precision. I am now completely pain-free and back to my normal routine."
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