Caused by Brain Tumors Psychiatric Tables: Two Case Reports
PhD Dr Nihan Oğuz1, Cem İlmen2, Ferhan Yener3
INTRODUCTION
Brain tumors commonly cause epileptic seizures, headaches, and focal neurological findings. Aside from these symptoms, they can lead to various psychiatric symptoms less often, such as cognitive changes, slow speech, difficulty maintaining mental functions, loss of interest in daily activities, personality changes, and inability to hear high-frequency sounds (1). These symptoms can be thought of as anxiety, depression, or asthenia.
Psychological symptoms from tumors; They can occur when the thalamocortical structures, cerebral white matter, long fiber systems, the frontal, temporal cortex, and corpus callosum are affected (2
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