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Molecular And Genetic Characterization Of Atypical And Anaplastic Meningioma’s Implications For Prognosis And Targeted Therapy

2025-08-15

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<h4>Background</h4> The most frequent primary intracranial tumor is a meningioma’s; however, atypical (WHO grade II) and an plastic (WHO grade III) variants are more aggressive and have increased rates of recurrence and being lethal. The current Histopathological grading is not specific in making predictions. New molecular and genetic profiling has identified key biomarkers potentially used as prognostic refineme...

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a0138051-743c-59d4-86f5-5e9a470bc2a5
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10.1101/2025.08.14.25333358
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