When a Common Brain Tumor Isn’t So Common: A Rare Case of CPA Medulloblastoma In An Adult (Business Opportunities - Marketing & Sales)

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When a Common Brain Tumor Isn’t So Common: A Rare Case of CPA Medulloblastoma In An Adult
Cerebellopontine angle (CPA) tumors are extremely common in neurosurgical practices, yet they can be deceptive in their simplicity. When a patient is diagnosed with CPA, they often complain about imbalance, hearing loss, and headache. Most radiologists often believe that these common symptoms are a result of either vestibular schwannoma or meningioma. The brain however, has its own rules. Occasionally such symptoms can point to a much deeper problem. This particular case is about how a lesion that looked extra-axial, behaved like it, turned out to be a medulloblastoma – one of the rarest CPA tumors in adults.
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Target State: All States Target City : Mumbai - Maharashtra - India Last Update : Nov 14, 2025 5:10 AM Number of Views: 62	Item Owner : Dr. Raghvendra Ramdasi Contact Email: Contact Phone: 09820153005

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