Série de Casos: Gliomas de Alto Grau do Hospital de Clínicas de Passo Fundo - HCPF - RS
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Os Gliomas são os tumores cerebrais mais prevalentes e representam 33% de todos os casos de tumores cerebrais já descritos, são diferenciados conforme localização, histologia, genética e agressividade. Os gliomas de alto grau possuem um potencial de agressividade elevado e prognóstico extremamente reservado, sendo as histologias raras e atípicas ainda mais agressivas e sombrias. O presente trabalho, visa relatar uma série de casos acerca dos tumores cerebrais mais prevalentes, designados gliomas, em especial os relacionados as apresentações de alto grau, levando em considerações a apresentação clínica, fisiopatologia, métodos diagnósticos e tratamentos relacionados ao tema abordado.
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