Lumbar Annular Tear in the Absence of Nerve Root Compression: Is Discectomy Useful?

The other strategies such as periodically creating awareness programs on brain cancer in the community, conducting recreational programs, and continuing education on illness will increase realistic hope for caregivers and family members, which helps them to look after the brain cancer survivors at home well. Thus, we conclude that social exclusion for persons with brain cancer starts from within the family due to a lack of knowledge and above said resources. The MPSWs should focus more onto assess the available family resources, strengths, and utilize the same at the maximum to the family reintegration of abandoned than looking for institutionalization.[3,4] Otherwise, it creates burden on family members, caregivers, health‐care professionals, and even to the society.