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A Review of Innovated Treatment for Gliomas
- 1 Institute WUT-AMU, Wuhan University of Technology, Wuhan, Hubei Province, China,430000
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Abstract
Brain tumors are difficult to be totally cured , and also associated with high rates of mortality and morbidty, therefore the therapy is always a hot issue.This review introduces glioma treatment techniques through literature summarization and qualitative analysis. According to the data, technologies that can improve median survival and potentially substitute contemporary techniques during the treatment, including photon therapy, and hyperthermia. Moreover, some techniques can improve the accuracy and safety of surgical, such as Intraoperative Neuromonitoring and Neuronavigation During Resection. Other treatment methods, such as gene therapy and immunotherapy, are feasible based on their principles. However, their current effects have not reached expectations, so they are not widely used at this stage, and further innovation and experimental proof are needed.
Keywords
glioma surgery, gioma, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, treatment
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Tian,Z. (2023). A Review of Innovated Treatment for Gliomas. Theoretical and Natural Science,3,53-58.
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