An option may be an immediate surgical removal, or surgery might be postponed until follow-up imaging reveals radiographic abnormalities or hydrocephalus, or surgery might be a possibility if the patient starts to experience symptoms. Once hydrocephalus occurs, it is simpler to remove the tumor since there is more room around it and the path to the ventricles is shorter.
An option includes immediate surgical removal; alternatively, surgery can be delayed until follow-up imaging indicates radiographic abnormalities or hydrocephalus, or if symptoms begin. Once hydrocephalus occurs, removing the tumor becomes simpler due to more space around it and a shorter path to the ventricles.