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Yes. A tumor can grow back after being removed or stabilized. The tumor commonly returns in the same area, but may develop in another part of the brain or spinal cord. Since it is not possible to predict whether or not a tumor will recur after receiving therapy, the patient will need to have follow-up appointments indefinitely, even if the tumor was benign.
