What are the complications of brain tumor surgery?

Brain tumor surgery sequelae may include speech disorders, memory loss, vision and hearing loss, seizures, etc.

1. Speech disorder

surgery may damage the language center or related neural pathways, resulting in difficulty in speaking, understanding language disorders or aphasia.

2. Memory loss

surgery may affect memory-related brain areas, making it difficult for patients to recall recent or long-term events.

3. Vision and hearing loss

surgery involving visual or auditory nerves may lead to blurred vision, hearing loss or even loss.

4. Seizure surgery

may stimulate or damage brain tissue, resulting in seizures in some patients after surgery, manifested as sudden loss of consciousness, limb convulsions and other symptoms.