Dementia often involves gradually worsening damage to the frontal lobe of the brain, and many different neurological ...

Damage to the frontal lobe can occur as a result of dementia, a traumatic injury, multiple sclerosis, a brain tumor, or a stroke. It can affect a person’s ability to use language, remember past ...

It can also be caused by brain infections, injuries, and tumors. Seizures. Some seizure disorders are caused by damage to or a malformation in the brain's frontal lobe.

Depending on what kind of tissue caused the tumor. All Brain tumours need treatment even if it is not malignant as it grows and presses the normal brain tissue against the cranial bone. The danger of ...

Is this headache a sign of something serious?—a patient's story and a neurologist's expertise reveal signs it's time to seek ...

T1-weighted axial MRI. Note the large mass in the deep left frontal lobe with central necrosis and surrounding edema. Also note the prominent enhancement with gadolinium. Biopsy showed glioblastoma ...

7th maternity nurse at Newton-Wellesley Hospital reports brain tumor Debbie Connolly worked as a nurse in the maternity ward from 2005 to 2018. She was diagnosed with a right frontal lobe ...

Seventh benign brain tumor case reported among nurses in one Newton-Wellesley Hospital unit ... was diagnosed with meningioma in her right frontal lobe in April, she told the Globe.