BRAIN NEOPLASM

This study aims to find out if operating on brain tumors earlier—after initial treatment but before they visibly return—is safe and more effective than waiting. It will compare outcomes for 40 adults who have this early surgery against those who have surgery at a different time o…

This study is testing whether a home computer training program can help improve thinking skills in children who have had radiation treatment for a brain tumor. It compares two types of computer games—one that adjusts to the child's skill level and one that does not—to see which m…

This study is testing whether a non-invasive brain stimulation technique can help patients recover motor skills, like moving an arm or leg, after surgery for a brain tumor. It involves 32 participants who have recently had surgery and will receive 10 sessions of stimulation durin…

This study aims to understand if changes in seizure frequency can serve as an early sign of how well a brain tumor is responding to treatment. It involves 100 adults with low-grade glioma who have a history of seizures. Participants complete a short survey about their seizures at…

This study aims to find out if repeated MRI brain scans and blood tests can predict changes in memory and thinking skills that sometimes happen after radiation treatment for brain tumors. Researchers will follow 9 adult patients receiving brain radiation, tracking their scans, bl…