Hypothalamic Glioma
Hypothalamic glioma is a tumor that originates in the support cells of the nervous system and is located in the hypothalamus, a region of the brain that regulates functions such as appetite, sleep, and certain hormones.
How it can present: Depending on its size and location, it can be associated with changes in vision, hormonal alterations, changes in appetite, or headaches, especially in childhood.
Which specialist treats it? Its management involves professionals in neurology, neurosurgery and, when there is visual involvement, ophthalmology, since the optic nerve may be affected.
When to seek care? At persistent vision problems, recurrent headaches, or unexplained hormonal changes, it is best to evaluate the case with a professional to guide the workup.
Specialties that treat hypothalamic glioma
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in hypothalamic glioma
Dr. Josefina Molina Terrazas
Dr. Jhoana Sanchez Ruiz
Dr. Jeanette Álvarez Mena Brito
Dr. Lucero Ramírez Barajas
Dr. Mariangel González Morales
Dr. Anneé Miranda Carracedo
Dr. Elsa Robledo Arredondo
Dr. Magali Bustos
Dr. Diana Stephanie Parra Rodriguez
Dr. Daniela Pulido London
Dr. Rocio Gómez Dávila
Dr. Aidee Jimena Aguilar Ruiz
Dr. Ruth Georgina Navarrete Ortega
Dr. Claudia Ivette Salcedo Hernandez
Dr. Danaides B Arencibia González
Dr. Leslie Victoria Aguilar Saldaña
Dr. Irina Toledo Elizundia
Dr. Sissi Rasgado Sosa
Dr. María De Lourdes Arellanes García
Dr. Lulu Ululani Gurria Quintana
Frequently asked questions
What is hypothalamic glioma?
Hypothalamic glioma is a tumor that originates in the support cells of the nervous system and is located in the hypothalamus, a region of the brain that regulates functions such as appetite, sleep, and certain hormones.
Which doctor treats hypothalamic glioma?
Hypothalamic Glioma is usually treated by specialists in ophthalmologist.