Disordered and peculiar

Disorders and strange behaviors are one of the clinical manifestations of mental disorders associated with intracranial tumors. Intracranial tumors associated with mental disorders refer to mental disorders associated with intracranial tumors invading the brain parenchyma and compressing adjacent brain tissue or cerebral blood vessels, causing mental parenchymal damage or increased intracranial pressure. 40% to 100% of people can develop mental symptoms. The types of brain tumors and neurological contacts encountered by psychiatrists are different. The former are arranged in meningiomas, gliomas, metastases, and pituitary tumors in order of their appearance. The order of neurology is glioma, meningiomas, pituitary tumors, and metastases. Therefore, psychiatrists should pay more attention to meningiomas, gliomas and metastatic cancers. Detailed neurological examination is an important factor in preventing misdiagnosis, but it is often ignored by clinical psychiatrists. In the short term, people with severe mental depression or dementia are more common in metastatic cancer and glioblastoma multiforme. In addition to confirmation by EEG, CT, and MRI, a chest radiograph is required to find the primary tumor. Stove.