Here, the authors report a patient of a pathologically confirmed spinal oligoastrocytoma, who presented with severe left leg pain and numbness. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

A centromeric or pericentromeric translocation of chromosomes 1 and 19 results in two derivative chromosomes, der(1;19)(p10;q10) and der(1;19)(q10;p10), followed by the loss of the derivative chromosome containing the short arm of chromosome 1 and the [intechopen.com]

Experiential auditory hallucinations have been reported in patients with epilepsy. [ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]

Every Given Day: Episode 6 Auditory hallucinations came out of the blue for 36-year-old father of four Hanafi "Malik" Almalik. When doctors discovered a brain tumor, Malik's life changed forever. [piedmont.org]

She also suffered from brief seizures, which worsened in severity over the course of the next eight years, and began to involve loss of consciousness and muscle tone, occasional incontinence, and overwhelming confusion. [web.colby.edu]

She also suffered from brief seizures, which worsened in severity over the course of the next eight years, and began to involve loss of consciousness and muscle tone, occasional incontinence, and overwhelming confusion. [web.colby.edu]

[…] course is very scary, they keep telling us how good his prognosis is with him being so young (27) and they are treating it aggressive now to give us the best odds, but then they start talking about having 10 years before it comes back, so I am very confused [csn.cancer.org]

At the hospital I was very confused and was just focused on getting home as I had work at 6am the next day ( silly I know) I then had another huge sesure in a and e. [community.macmillan.org.uk]

She also suffered from brief seizures, which worsened in severity over the course of the next eight years, and began to involve loss of consciousness and muscle tone, occasional incontinence, and overwhelming confusion. [web.colby.edu]

Pardon my confusion 05-24-2012, 04:34 PM #5 Regular User Ryan, I was diagnosed with AO III last June and I've struggled with many of the same issues as your brother. [cancerforums.net]

The patient presented with episodes of “a feeling of walking through a cloud,” receptive, or Wernicke’s aphasia (the inability to understand spoken words), Aphasia (inability to speak), and vertigo. [web.colby.edu]