Chelsea Park

Introduction Low-grade gliomas are primary brain tumors with a neuroepithelial origin that often occur in the younger demographic. These slow-growing tumors usually have a better prognosis than malignant high-grade gliomas, however, they have the potential to grow more aggressively within decades (1, 2). Classified by WHO as Grade 1 or 2, this group of tumors are of a diverse nature and are hallmarked by a lack of (grade 1) to minimal cytological atypia (grade 2) on histopathological findings.

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