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During the period of 2009-2011 in UCH in Belgrade, we treated 22 patients  with brain tumors. Treatment included the diagnosis and therapy that included  surgery and postoperative neuroradiological follow-up of all patients  regardless of whether radiotherapy was conducted with or without  chemotherapy. The most frequent were low grade astrocytomas and  medulloblastomas. Patients with supratentorial localization of tumor had  significantly smaller neurological sequelae compared with patients with  infratentorial as well as patients diagnosed with low grade astrocytomas of  any localization. From 10 patients with supratentorial localization,7 of them  had no neurological deficit, while from 11 patients with infratentorial  localization, 3 of them were without deficit. Patients with histological  diagnosis of low grade astrocytoma of any localization had less neurological  deficits compared with other tumors. From 7 low grade astrocytoma in 5 of  them there was no neurological deficit, while only in one patient residual  tumor was verified. In 7 patients the rest of the tumor was diagnosed, while  in 14 patients no residual tumors was diagnosed during follow-up based on the  MRI diagnosis. Surgery, postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy in some  cases represent an effective therapeutic approach in the treatment of brain  tumors in children

The results of treatment of primary brain tumors in children