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How bad is a c5 cervical spine tumor? the neurosurgeon can't biopsy it but believes it is malignant. please help with any answers.

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Neural tumors: With spine tumors, the type, position, and nearby structures are all important. If it can be removed or radiated without damaging surrounding nerve roots, then a good outcome is possible.

Answered 7/1/2013

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Depends: Depends on the type of tumor and its relationship to the spinal cord and nerve roots

Answered 9/23/2013

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