International Conference on Neurology and Neuro-oncology (ICNNO-26)

About the event

*Latest advances in neuro-oncology — current developments, emerging approaches, and future directions in brain-tumor care. *Brain-tumor diagnosis — modern diagnostic approaches and clinical decision-making. *Neuroimaging techniques — how advanced imaging can improve the detection and characterization of brain tumors. *Biomarkers in neuro-oncology — the clinical and research applications of biomarkers for diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment planning. *Innovations in neurosurgery — newer surgical approaches and techniques for managing brain tumors. *Metastatic brain tumors — challenges in diagnosis and treatment and strategies for improving management. *Glioblastoma and innovative therapies — emerging treatment strategies for aggressive brain tumors. *Genetics of brain tumors — how genetic factors and molecular information contribute to diagnosis and treatment. *Personalized medicine — tailoring neuro-oncology treatment based on patient and tumor characteristics. *Multidisciplinary brain-tumor care — collaboration among neurologists, neurosurgeons, oncologists, radiologists, pathologists, and other specialists. *Clinical trials and emerging therapies — challenges and opportunities in developing new treatments. *Neuroinflammation and brain tumors — understanding the relationship between inflammation and tumor development/progression. *Cognitive and mental-health issues — neurological, cognitive, and psychological effects associated with brain tumors. *Quality of life and long-term outcomes — approaches to improving patient outcomes beyond tumor control. *Pediatric neuro-oncology — considerations specific to children with brain tumors. *Ethics and patient advocacy — ethical issues, patient perspectives, and advocacy in neuro-oncology research and care.