tumor of the frontal skull bones in a 7-year-old child

Removal of Frontal Skull Bone Tumor Compressing Brain and Eye

A successful precise surgery was performed on a 7-year-old girl suffering from a benign bone tumor in the frontal skull bone. This tumor was compressing the brain and right eye, necessitating urgent surgical intervention. The surgery was performed using advanced techniques to ensure complete tumor removal while preserving surrounding healthy tissues.

Key Symptoms of the Condition:

• Visible swelling in the forehead area
• Frequent headaches due to brain compression
• Impact on vision in the right eye
• Deformity in forehead shape

Goal of the Surgery:

• Complete removal of bone tumor from frontal bone
• Relieving pressure on brain and right eye
• Restoring normal forehead shape
• Preventing future complications on vision and brain functions

Advantages of the Procedure:

• Use of 3D surgical navigation for precise tumor localization
• Precise surgical techniques to preserve optic nerve
• Collaboration with multidisciplinary team

Recovery and Follow-up Period:

• Recovery period ranges from 2-4 weeks
• Notable improvement in symptoms immediately after surgery
• Regular follow-up with ophthalmologist and neurologist
• Return to school and normal activities within one month