I too have a tumor invading my straight sinus. In 2002 I had a crainotomy to excise a tumor. At that point they surgeon could not get a fraction of the tumor that was pressing on the straight sinus. I was told the tumor was slow growing and would not come back. In 2019 I started to get very bad headaches with a sensation my eye was pulling to the right. At the end of 2000 I began seeing the team at Mayo. The current status of the tumor is inoperable because its placement is too dangerous for radiographic or surgical treatment. The pressure on the vein causes issues with the flow of my CSF, which in turn gives me headaches. Loud noises, lots of stimulation, and bright lights bother me.
Work with the team at Mayo to find the best fit of doctors for your needs. If I can be of any further help I would be happy to share my experiences with you and/or others.