Schwannoma (Malignant)

Definition

Definition of Schwannoma (Malignant)
A malignant tumor that develops from nerve sheath cells. Any nerve can be affected but it is most common on the sciatic, brachial and sacral plexus (leg, upper arm and lower back nerves). Symptoms are determined by the exact location of the tumor.

Symptoms

Symptoms of Schwannoma (Malignant)
The list of signs and symptoms for Schwannoma (Malignant) includes the 6 symptoms listed below:

1. Pain
2. Bladder dysfunction
3. Bowel dysfunction
4. Numbness
5. Tingling
6. Weakness

Causes

Causes of Schwannoma (Malignant)
There are various causes of Schwannoma (Malignant) of medical conditions:

1. Cancer
2. Nervous system conditions
3. Neurological system tumors

Diagnosis

Diagnosis of Schwannoma (Malignant)
Consult with your doctor.

Prognosis

Prognosis of Schwannoma (Malignant)
Consult with your doctor.

Treatment

Treatment of Schwannoma (Malignant)
The list of treatments for Schwannoma (Malignant) following list. Always take professional medical advice about any treatment.

1. Surgery
2. Radiotherapy

Prevention

Prevention of Schwannoma (Malignant)
Consult with your doctor.