Davina McCall Undergoes Surgery for Rare Brain Tumor

The TV presenter is recovering after a craniotomy to remove a colloid cyst, a rare non-cancerous tumor affecting three in a million people.

Davina McCall discovered the colloid cyst during a routine health scan offered after a menopause talk.
The 14mm wide cyst was deemed large enough to potentially cause complications if not removed.
McCall's surgery was described as 'textbook' by her surgeon, and she is currently recovering in ICU.
Her partner, Michael Douglas, has been providing updates and expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support.
Colloid cysts, though benign, can block fluid flow in the brain, leading to serious symptoms if untreated.