Someone in the comments here called it early. Seizures and headaches are two of the most common presenting symptoms.
Treatment options would included a combined approach of post-operative radiation therapy and chemotherapy.
Best wishes to Senator Kennedy and his family.
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I was the one who called the diagnosis, sort of. I said metastatic brain tumor, when it fact is was a tiny 0.5 cm primary glioma.
God speed, Teddy.
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