ArticleNeuro-oncology advances
Durable disease control in a radiation-induced high-grade glioma harboring
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Radiation-induced gliomas (RIGs) are rare and aggressive secondary brain tumors arising years after cranial irradiation. Their management remains challenging due to prior radiation exposure, which limits additional radiation, and a lack of effective chemotherapies. Recent studies have revealed distinct molecular profiles in RIGs with unclear clinical implications. This study presents the case of an individual who developed a high-grade glioma three decades after curative craniospinal radiation for medulloblastoma. He was treated with repeat radiation and temozolomide chemotherapy but developed recurrence with disseminated leptomeningeal disease thereafter. Molecular profiling of the tumor revealed a loss-of-function
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