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Brain Tumors - Question and Answer Dataset

Name: Brain Tumors - Question and Answer Dataset
Creator: icmr.gov.in
Keywords: Economy, question-answering, extractive-qa, brain-tumors, astrocytoma, embryonal-tumor, meningioma, glioma, seizures, headache, vomiting, focal-deficit

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9 extractive question-and-answer pairs built from Brain Tumors, published by icmr.gov.in. The source is a 1-page publication. Source-evidenced topics include brain tumors, astrocytoma, embryonal tumor, meningioma, glioma, seizures, headache, vomiting. Every answer is a verbatim span of text the source prints, and each row carries the passage it sits in, its offset in that passage, the source quote, the page and the location in the document, so any row can be checked against the original. Question types in the export: 3 definition, 2 factual, 2 list, 2 relationship. 7 of the 9 pairs (77.8%) ask explanatory questions; the remaining 2 are factual or table-based questions. 100.00% of rows pass the corpus quality gate.

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question	answer	context	answer_start	question_type	knowledge_quality_score	source_document	source_quote	source_page	source_location	confidence	validation_status
What symptom involves difficulty with vision that can occur in one or both eyes?	Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral)	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	101	definition	1.000	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg.	1	page=1,block=11	0.700	valid
What condition should be suspected in adults with onset seizures?	HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	240	relationship	0.970	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension
What is a possible sign of a brain tumor related to the cranial nerves?	Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss)	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	145	relationship	0.970	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns •
What is the term for unequal pupil size that may indicate a brain tumor?	Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	488	definition	0.940	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension
What neurological symptom involves weakness in one limb or one side of the body?	monoparesis, hemiparesis	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	76	definition	0.940	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg.	1	page=1,block=11	0.700	valid
What respiratory issues could be a sign of a brain tumor?	Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	544	list	0.820	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension
What cardiovascular symptoms might indicate a brain tumor?	Bradycardia and hypertension	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	597	list	0.740	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	1
What is the recommended dose of mannitol for adult patients?	200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management Refer to higher centre for further workup (Medical College / Cancer Hospital, with neurosurgery and MRI Scan facility MRI image of Meningioma MRI image of Glioblastoma No surgery needed Surgery Radiosurgery Follow-up Possible here Available Not Available Not possible here Higher centre 1.	76	factual	0.570	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management
What should be done if a patient has altered sensorium?	Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium)	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management Refer to higher centre for further workup (Medical College / Cancer Hospital, with neurosurgery and MRI Scan facility MRI image of Meningioma MRI image of Glioblastoma No surgery needed Surgery Radiosurgery Follow-up Possible here Available Not Available Not possible here Higher centre 1.	473	factual	0.570	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management

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Language: English
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Sample rows from Brain Tumors - Question and Answer Dataset
question	answer	context	answer_start	question_type	knowledge_quality_score	source_document	source_quote	source_page	source_location	confidence	validation_status
What symptom involves difficulty with vision that can occur in one or both eyes?	Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral)	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	101	definition	1.000	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg.	1	page=1,block=11	0.700	valid
What condition should be suspected in adults with onset seizures?	HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	240	relationship	0.970	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension
What is a possible sign of a brain tumor related to the cranial nerves?	Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss)	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	145	relationship	0.970	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns •
What is the term for unequal pupil size that may indicate a brain tumor?	Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	488	definition	0.940	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension
What neurological symptom involves weakness in one limb or one side of the body?	monoparesis, hemiparesis	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	76	definition	0.940	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg.	1	page=1,block=11	0.700	valid
What respiratory issues could be a sign of a brain tumor?	Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	544	list	0.820	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension
What cardiovascular symptoms might indicate a brain tumor?	Bradycardia and hypertension	Recent onset headache, with or without vomiting Seizures Focal deficit like monoparesis, hemiparesis Gradual vision loss (unilateral/ bilateral) Cranial nerve deficits (eg. hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	597	list	0.740	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	hearing loss) Increasing head-size (children with open fontanalle) HIGH INDEX OF SUSPICION FOR BRAIN TUMOR WHEN PATIENT HAS: • Adult onset seizures • Progressive symptoms • Focal neurological deficits • Severe headache • Recurrent vomitings • Blurring of vision • Drowsy or altered sensorium • Recurrent seizures • Pupillary asymmetry – Anisocoria • Abnormal posturing • Respiratory distress , abnormal breathing patterns • Bradycardia and hypertension	1
What is the recommended dose of mannitol for adult patients?	200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management Refer to higher centre for further workup (Medical College / Cancer Hospital, with neurosurgery and MRI Scan facility MRI image of Meningioma MRI image of Glioblastoma No surgery needed Surgery Radiosurgery Follow-up Possible here Available Not Available Not possible here Higher centre 1.	76	factual	0.570	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management
What should be done if a patient has altered sensorium?	Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium)	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management Refer to higher centre for further workup (Medical College / Cancer Hospital, with neurosurgery and MRI Scan facility MRI image of Meningioma MRI image of Glioblastoma No surgery needed Surgery Radiosurgery Follow-up Possible here Available Not Available Not possible here Higher centre 1.	473	factual	0.570	https://www.icmr.gov.in/icmrobject/uploads/STWs/1726645069_1_brain_tumors.pdf	• Give Inj Dexa 4mg IV • Loading dose of antiepileptic to prevent seizure • 200ml (to adult patients or as per weight to children) 20% mannitol IV over 30 minutes (only if systolic BP > 90 mmHg) and refer to higher centre immediately after stabilisation of ABC Seizures Headache, vomiting • Focal deficit (monoparesis/ hemiparesis) • Vision loss • Cranial nerve deficit Metabolic workup (including Serum sodium, Blood sugar) • Phenytoinization (if seizures are present), • Airway protection (If patient has altered sensorium) Refer to higher centre for CT Scan Negative Positive Medical management

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