Pathophysiology Brain Tumor
Pathophysiology Brain Tumor
Pathophysiology Brain Tumor
Acquired cell mutations of Schwann cells leads to uncontrolled cell Destruction of Schwann cell leads to disruption of myelin
division in the cerebellopontine right-angle region of the brain sheaths
Impedes blood flow in the cerebellopontine right angle and occipital SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
lobe of the brain Dysmetria
Muscle weakness
Dysdiadochokinesia
Centrally located tumors may damage specific neural pathways Ataxia
Loss of balance
Poor body coordinarion
Tumor pressuring Cranial Tumor pressuring cranial Nerve Cranial Nerve x (Vagus Nerve) ,
Tumor pressuring cranial Visual defects
Nerve II (Optic Nerve) IX (Glossopharyngeal) , CN XII Difficulty swallowing liquids and
Nerve VIII (Acoustic Nerve)
(Hypoglossal Nerve) foods
SIGNS AND
SYMPTOMS SIGNS AND
Affect the chemoreceptor
Difficulty seeing SYMPTOMS SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS trigger zone
on both visual Lost her ability to Difficulty swallowing liquids
fields hear on the right and foods
Blurry of vision side of the ear
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Nausea and Vomiting