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What should follow up be for 1 cm left frontal lobe meningeoma be. tumor discovered on mri feb. 2012 after episodes of dizzy spells. had f/u mri in au?
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Depends: I would recommend talking to your physician or a neurologist or neurosurgeon. This depends on the appearance of the brain tissue near/around the meningioma. If there are no reactive changes in the brain tissue, a 1 cm meningioma is typically not a big problem. But if there are changes in the brain tissue, it's can be problematic.
Answered 8/27/2020
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MRI at 1-2 years : A 1 cm meningioma of the frontal lobe region is usually followed by MRI every 1-2 years. If there are no seizures, only imaging follow-up is recommended. Dizzy spells were probably unrelated to the meningioma.
Answered 10/22/2015
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