Rare form of brain cancer - Malignant mixed Glioneuronal Neoplasm

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RE: Rare form of brain cancer - Malignant mixed Glioneuronal Neoplasm

by Mallory on Tue Apr 17, 2012 01:40 AM

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On Nov 18, 2011 5:45 PM kturbeville wrote:

On Sep 11, 2010 5:53 AM stacie7 wrote:

my 11 year old son was diagnosed at age 7 with a malignant glioneuronal. he also had surgery that has left him with weekness in his left leg, 6 weeks of radiation and chemo (temodar). we have mri's every 3 months. In jan of 2010 they found a 2nd tumor, this one we did not have surgery, only radiation. the mri's we have had since jan have all come back clear of tumors. we also have never been given a prognosis nor been able to find much information on his type of cancer. our son does an amazing job in school and does not show any learning problems. although his short term memory does come and go.

How is your son? I hope well.  My daughter age 15 was just diagnosed with this. It is her brain and spot on spine.  They say she will start radiation and chemo.  Where was your some treated?

So your son got his first tumor at age 7 then got his second at 11 and his tumor was mixed glioneuronal?

RE: Rare form of brain cancer - Malignant mixed Glioneuronal Neoplasm

by myboys2 on Fri Apr 20, 2012 08:55 PM

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I might suggest you post on the acor site and also look in the rare cancer section on that site as well as brain cancer.

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