Abstract

Brain tumors are a significant challenge in modern medicine, as they encompass a variety of both benign and malignant conditions that affect the central nervous system. The field of neuro-oncology integrates the disciplines of neurology and oncology to provide a comprehensive understanding of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and treatment of these tumors. Recent advancements have facilitated better imaging techniques, novel therapeutic approaches, and personalized treatment regimens. This article explores the interplay between neurology and oncology in the context of brain tumors, discussing key developments in both disciplines, the impact of genetic and molecular research, and emerging treatments that aim to improve patient outcomes. Understanding brain tumors requires collaboration across multiple specialties to advance clinical management and enhance survival rates.