Aim: Medulloblastom is one of the most common brain tumor which is seen pediatric population. It is rarely seen in adults. In the present study, we aimed share of the clinical and pathological features of pa- tients that got diagnosed medulloblastom. Methods: Between November 2010 and April 2020, twenty-eight patients with medulloblastom were included to this study. Age, gender, date of diagnosis, date of death, date of progression, tumor localization, tumor histopathological subtype, surgical type data were recorded from the patient files. The 5-year median survival and progression-free survival rates of the patients were calculated. Results: Mean age of the patients was 32. 16 patients were male, and 12 patients were female. Histopathological features of the patients were classic variant in 17 patients and desmoplastic variant in 11 patients, respectively. Disease recurrence was detected in 15 patients, and re- currence was not seen in 13 patients. 16 patients died and 12 patients were alive. Five-year overall survival and progression free survival rate were 59.4 % and 42.3 %, respectively. Conclusions: As medulloblastom was rarely seen in adults there is not enough data about this subject. Complete resection is very important in these patients population for survival.