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Glioma: Glioma – Pennsylvania

SurvivorNet has collaborated with experts from around Pennsylvania and in cancer centers from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, to provide patients with helpful information and support after a glioma diagnosis. We hope these resources make it easier to connect with people local to you who can help.

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Glioma Surgery

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  • Surgery is typically the first step to remove as much tumor as safely possible and confirm the diagnosis.
  • Tissue from surgery reveals the tumor’s type, grade, and genetic markers, which guide all treatment decisions.
  • After surgery, patients usually have a short hospital stay, close monitoring, and follow-up scans to plan next steps

Glioma Surgery

  • Surgery is typically the first step to remove as much tumor as safely possible and confirm the diagnosis.
  • Tissue from surgery reveals the tumor’s type, grade, and genetic markers, which guide all treatment decisions.
  • After surgery, patients usually have a short hospital stay, close monitoring, and follow-up scans to plan next steps

Facing An IDH-Mutant Glioma Diagnosis

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  • Glioma patients now have more options than ever, including targeted therapies that act on specific genetic changes with fewer side effects.
  • For IDH-mutant tumors, vorasidenib is a first-of-its-kind pill that may delay — or even help avoid — radiation or chemotherapy.
  • Because the brain is so sensitive, treatments that slow growth while preserving daily function can help patients maintain quality of life longer.

Facing An IDH-Mutant Glioma Diagnosis

  • Glioma patients now have more options than ever, including targeted therapies that act on specific genetic changes with fewer side effects.
  • For IDH-mutant tumors, vorasidenib is a first-of-its-kind pill that may delay — or even help avoid — radiation or chemotherapy.
  • Because the brain is so sensitive, treatments that slow growth while preserving daily function can help patients maintain quality of life longer.
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