medulloblastoma A tumor in the posterior chamber of the brain

A successful precise surgery was performed to remove a tumor from the posterior cranial fossa, the area containing the cerebellum and brainstem. This region controls balance, motor coordination, and basic vital functions.

Key Symptoms of the Condition:

• Chronic and persistent headache

• Dizziness and balance disorders

• Difficulty walking and motor coordination

• Frequent nausea and vomiting

• Vision disturbances

Goal of the Surgery:

• Removing tumor from posterior cranial fossa

• Preserving vital neurological functions

• Relieving pressure on brainstem and cerebellum

• Restoring balance and motor coordination

Advantages of the Procedure:

• Use of advanced neuro-navigation systems

• Intraoperative neural monitoring techniques

• Surgical microscope for high precision

• Preservation of surrounding healthy tissue

Recovery and Follow-up Period:

• Intensive care for 2-3 days post-surgery

• Specialized rehabilitation for balance and walking

• Gradual symptom improvement within first weeks

• Periodic MRI follow-up

• Progressive return to daily activities within 4-8 weeks