What is a Glioma?
Glioma is a tumor that arises from the glial cells or supportive tissue of the brain or spinal cord. The glial cells in the brain help to keep the neurons in the proper location and functioning well.
How are Gliomas identified?
The neurologist recommend the following tests if he suspects any tumor in the brain.
How are Gliomas treated?
The treatment of gliomas mostly depends on the type of glioma (cell type), location of the tumor, grade of malignancy, patient’s age and physical condition.