Symptoms Children with typical brain stem gliomas present with ataxia (clumsiness or wobbliness), weakness of a leg and/or arm, double vision, and sometimes headaches, vomiting
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Depending on the location, gliomas may cause headaches, nausea, seizures, weakness or numbness in the arms or legs, impairments in language function, blurred vision, changes
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arms and legs Diagnosis After a neurological examination, a CT scan and/or MR scan is required.
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