Can brain cancer be treated with targeted therapy?

Can brain cancer be treated with targeted therapies?

1. Severe tumors If high-grade gliomas cannot be completely removed, they should be treated with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and other methods. Targeted therapy can also be used, which has a certain effect on the treatment of intracranial malignant tumors.

2. After the targeted drug enters the body, it will go directly to the tumor site to eliminate cancer cells, which can have a better therapeutic effect. Brain tumors generally cannot be treated with targeted therapy.

What is the difference between cerebral infarction and brain tumor?

1. Cerebral infarction is an acute disease in which patients suddenly experience symptoms such as slurred speech, crooked mouth corners, and limb paralysis.

2. Brain tumors and cerebral infarction are two completely different diseases: different causes. Brain tumors are mainly due to abnormal proliferation of local tissues, similar to normal tissue structures, or tumors may metastasize to other parts of the brain. Usually there are symptoms such as hemiplegia and limb disorders. Brain tumors are primary or secondary intracranial tumors that can occur at any age.

Can cerebral ischemic lesions lead to brain cancer?

1. If there are no clear risk factors for vascular disease and there are no problems with the blood vessels in the middle of the brain, the brain ischemic lesions reported by the MRI have no clinical significance and do not require special treatment.

2. Cerebral ischemia generally refers to ischemic cerebral infarction or traumatic cerebral infarction caused by brain trauma. Brain tumors are divided into benign tumors and malignant tumors. Malignant tumors grow in an infiltrative manner, with unclear boundaries with surrounding brain tissues, and can cause cerebral infarction.

3. Cerebral ischemic lesions are generally low-density lesions. Cerebral ischemic lesions are generally low-density lesions, and their location and range are consistent with the area supplied by the occluded blood vessels.