Primary CNS Lymphoma: A Practical Guide for Neurologists

The next paper we're going to discuss is primary central nervous system lymphoma a practical guide for neurologists. They go through the range of presentation are those of intracranial mass and focal symptoms being the commonest neuropsychiatric symptoms in cranium pressure. If you have an optimum treatment there can be a two-year survival of 70% or so which is actually remarkably better than one would rather anticipate. So there are a range of different regimes to use but with really quite a good level of response particularly in younger patients in those with good functional levels at onset.