Brain tumors don't always end badly, quality of life is a concern
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Dr. dr. Made Agus Mahendra Inggas, SpBS, a neurosurgeon at MRCCC Siloam Semanggi, states that brain tumors do not always result in a poor prognosis. He emphasizes that surgical intervention is not always required for tumors that have spread to the brain.
Beyond clinical treatment, the focus of care is increasingly directed toward the patient's quality of life. This approach highlights a shift in medical perspective regarding the management and long-term outcomes of brain tumor diagnoses.
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Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - First snippetFocuses on the clinical necessity and limitations of surgical intervention.
Antara News (Jakarta, Indonesia) (ID) - Second snippetFocuses on patient quality of life as a primary care priority.
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