Brain cancers are up to 120 million subtypes and can be classified into two different categories, i.e., high-grade and low-grade cancers.
Besides tumors in the brain, cancer can begin or spread to other central nervous system areas (CNS) like the column, spinal cord, or peripheral nerves. Cancer developing in the spinal cord or the surrounding structures is spinal cancer. Most spine tumors are metastatic tumors that move to the spine from another body location.
We will know about some common brain cancer types and their location in the brain. Early detection is the key to avoiding any further complications. Let’s understand the different types of brain cancers.
