10 Questions
Which grade of glioma is considered the least aggressive and often benign?
Grade I
Which grade of glioma is more infiltrative, has a higher recurrence likelihood, and can progress to higher grades over time?
Grade II
Which grade of glioma is the most aggressive and malignant, known for rapid growth and extensive invasion of brain tissue?
Grade IV
What is the median survival associated with glioblastomas?
12 to 15 months
Which treatment option involves keeping functional areas intact, possibly through awake craniotomy?
Dual optimization
What does HRQoL stand for in the context of glioma treatment?
Health-Related Quality of Life
What is the main feature that characterizes Alzheimer's Disease (AD) according to the text?
Aggregation of beta amyloid and tau
What happens when amyloid plaque clearance is achieved by antibodies in Alzheimer's Disease (AD)?
30-40% reduction in cognitive decline
What is the key takeaway message about Alzheimer's Disease (AD) treatment from the provided text?
Different subtypes may require different treatments
In glioma MRI scans, how do tissues with short T1 relaxation times appear?
Bright
Learn about the characteristics, prognosis, and origins of glioblastoma tumors, as well as the treatment options available. Understand the differences between primary and secondary glioblastomas.
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