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Table 6 Brain tumors and eating disorders[41]

Ref.	Psychiatric symptoms	Tumor location	Tumor type	Remarks
Vad Winkler et al[105], 2009	Eating disorder	Pituitary gland	Craniopharyngioma	Improvement with surgery
Vad Winkler et al[105], 2009	Eating disorder	Third ventricle	Craniopharyngioma	Developed pituitary deficiency after surgery
Houy et al[106], 2007	Anorexia nervosa	Frontal side of the right sylvian valley	Cavernous hemangioma	Improvement with surgery
Lin et al[107], 2003	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamic region, third ventricle, pineal region, lateral ventricle, corpus callosum	Unknown
Wolańczyk et al[108], 1997	Anorexia nervosa, delusions, catatonia	Right parietal lobe	Arachnoid cyst
Chipkevitch et al[54], 1993	Atypical anorexia nervosa, depressive symptoms	Hypothalamus	Teratoma
Berek et al[109], 1991	Anorexia nervosa	Third ventricle	Teratoma
Trabert et al[93], 1990	Symptoms of anorexia followed by seizures and psychosis	Temporo-basal	Angioma
Climo[110], 1982	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamus	Craniopharyngioma
Weller et al[111], 1982	Anorexia nervosa	Pineal gland	Pinealoma
Goldney[112], 1978	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamus	Craniopharyngioma
Swann[113], 1977	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamus	Pinealoma
White et al[114], 1977	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamus	Glioma
Heron et al[115], 1976	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamus	Unknown
Daly et al[116], 1973	Anorexia nervosa	Hypothalamus	Ectopic pinealoma

Adapted from Trends in Brain Cancer Research. New York: Nova Science Publishers Inc., 2006.