CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM TUMORS: A HOSPITAL BASED ANALYSIS

Objective: To evaluate the range of CNS tumours and give benchmark information to future studies surveying information in the continuum. Patients and Methods: This descriptive research was carried out at Jinnah Hospital, Lahore from January 2018 to February 2019. One hundred cases satisfying the consideration criteria were incorporated between the age of 1-85 years selected from both genders. Results: Larger parts of the cases were found in the year 2008 with the most usually experienced injury being the frosty tumours pursued by the meningothelial neoplasms. Our discoveries were like past comparative examinations in our setup with little change in patterns. Conclusion: Glial tumours seem, by all accounts, to be increasingly normal in our setup while the famously trusted Meningothelial tumours however regular came straightaway. Our investigation can frame the benchmark information whereupon future examinations can be led. Key Words: Tumors, Meningothelial, Frosty, Neoplasms, Glial, Mortality and Morbidity