Brain Tumour – Long Time Survivor

        Mr A.U., born August 1930, felt dizzy in August 1986 and
        later he had a terrible headache. During November his
        headache as well as dizziness got worse, and after an
        examination by an eye specialist and an ear, nose and
        throat specialist,  the patient was hospitalized
        at the neuro-medicinal department in Hilleroed...

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     Brain Tumour – Long Time Survivor

        The patient is a Danish woman, born 1963. She was
        operated in July 1982,  with removal of a brain tumour
        (cerebellum) and the microscopy showed a medullo-
        blastoma.

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     Brain Tumour on a Young Girl

        Patient K.A.A. was born in June 1970 and as a 14 years
        old, she had problems in controlling her right hand and
        foot. CT-scan showed a large deeplying cerebral tumor.

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     Brain Tumour – Glioblastoma Multiform

        The patient is a Danish woman, born 1946, who developed
         memory loss and word mobilization trouble in June 2006.
         Suddenly she developed expressive afasia—the inability
         to speak.  A tumor was found in the left frontal lobe of the
         brain and a resection was performed on July 25th, 2006. 

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