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Subgrouping of gliomas on the basis of genetic profiles.

Brain tumor pathology - 1 Oct 2013

Hirose Yuichi, Sasaki Hikaru, Abe Masato, Hattori Natsuki, Adachi Kazuhide, Nishiyama Yuya, Nagahisa Shinya, Hayashi Takuro, Hasegawa Mitsuhiro, Yoshida Kazunari

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Management of gliomas depends on histological diagnosis; there are, however, limitations to the systems presently used. Tumors in the same entity can have different clinical courses, especially when they are diagnosed as WHO grade II-III. Previous studies revealed that genetic subgrouping of gliomas provides useful information that could help establishment of treatment procedures on the basis of the genetic...

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PMID: 23604523
DOI: 10.1007/s10014-013-0148-y

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