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AI InsightOn the other hand, developing treatment modalities and post-treatment care strategies mayreduce the mortality in these group of patients.
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AIM: To share the inferences about trends on central nervous system (CNS) cancers in Turkey with the whole health community.MATERIAL and METHODS: Turkish National Cancer Statistics, statistics of Turkey in GLOBOCAN 2018 and worldwide statisticscountry-by-country in GLOBOCAN 2018 was compared to reach a summary on this topic.RESULTS: CNS tumors are 10th comman in cancers in men with 5.2 for per 100.000. Also, in women group, CNS tumors’ rate is 4.1for per 100.000 and take the 9th place of mostly seen first ten neoplasms. In general, the incidence of CNS cancers in women in ourcountry is less than men as in the whole World. Turkish data between the years of 2010-2014 has shown that there is no significantdifference for both sexes.CONCLUSION: Although CNS cancers do not have high incidence rates, they have important mortality rates and, they consistone of a serious cause of death. Increase in the lifetime, exposure to environmental factors for the longer time, increasing usageof radioactive materials in our lives, easier access to healthcare systems and developing diagnosing possibilities may rise theincidence rates on CNS in the future. On the other hand, developing treatment modalities and post-treatment care strategies mayreduce the mortality in these group of patients.