1. Late multifocal gliomas in adolescents previously treated for acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

2. Malignant glioma is currently a fatal disease.

3. Objective To explore the effect of microsurgery on glioma.

4. Establish human glioma cell strains and culture normal astrocytes.

5. Objective To evaluate effect of volumetric resection of glioma.

6. Key paracrine interactions between glioma cells and the brain microenvironment can influence glioma pathobiology and therefore contribute to its poor prognosis.

7. Glioma[/glioma.html], post-infection or other diagnosis was impressed. Suboccipital craniectomy with total tumor excision was performed.

8. The most intractable problem of glioma is tumor recurrence after operation.

9. This glioma of the cerebral hemisphere demonstrates a mass effect. Note the variegation of the neoplasm, with areas of red, tan, white, and brown.

10. Purpose To observe the anti - glioma effects of lymphocyte activated by SEC.

11. Result:The monoclonal antibody H12 against human glioma which the hybridizing cell secretions can consociate specifically with human glioma.

12. Conclusion The intrinsic radiosensitivity varies in different human glioma cells lines.

13. A low grade glioma was found, and he was treated with radiation.

14. CONCLUSION: The vasogenic brain edema induced by glioma cells may not be the result of hyperpermeability of blood-brain barrier to macromolecules in plasma.

15. Objectives: To study whether the C6 rat glioma cell line contains brain tumor stem-like cells and its growing pattern in serum-free medium supplemented with mitogens.

16. The molecular basis of chemoresistance is poorly understood, precluding advances in glioma treatment and leaving gliomas among the most lethal tumors.

17. Objective: To obtain GFP-RECK expression vector and to express it in glioma cell line SHG44.

18. Objective:To explore the role and mechanism of suppression of ribonuclease RNase inhibitor in the growth of glioma cells.

19. Conclusion:Combined with neomycin and sodium phenylbutyrate has a great inhibitory effect on the glioma.

20. Objective To investigate the cytotoxic effect of fraction C from Naja Naja atra venom (FC) on human glioma cell line (U251).

21. Objective: The study is focus on the inhibition effect of natural plant Ficua carica L. (fig) on glioma, and explores the mechanisms of the effect in an experimental research.

22. The differential for a posterior fossa mass in children includes juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma, medulloblastoma, ependymoma, and brainstem glioma.

23. When bifacial weakness is accompanied by hyperreflexia, cerebral diseases such as brainstem encephalitis, pontine glioma, and stroke must be considered.

24. Objective To summarize and analyze a new treatment technic of malignant encephalic glioma and its clinic curative effect.

25. P gp and LRP sometimes had co overexpression in glioma tissues.

26. Objective To investigate the type and the limitary shared of T-cell receptor(TCR) genes in tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes(TIL) of glioma specimens obtained.

27. Methods To determine whether the expression of bradykinin B2 receptor are on the vascular endothelial cell or cerebral glioma cell, double immunohistochemistry was used.

28. Aim:To investigate the expression of GFP reporter genes transfected in rat C6 glioma cells as a tag and its effect on biological characteristics of tumor cells.

29. This sagittal section of brain demonstrates a large brainstem glioma. Most gliomas are astrocytomas.

30. Objective To evaluate clinical feature and surgical treatment feasibility of anterior callosal glioma with microscope technique and prognosis of the patients.

31. It is not necessary to perform auxiliary therapy for astrocytoma, oligodendroglioma, and mixed glioma, because the prognosis is good after total removal of the tumor.

32. ObjectiveTo investigate the inhibition of fraction C (FC) from Naja Naja Atra Venom (NNAV) on U-251 glioma cell line.

33. Cloning of human brevican cDNA and the expression of its mRNA in human Glioma.

34. Serum lipide and lipoprotein cholesterol were analysed for 37 cases of cerebral glioma and 42 cases of patients served as control group.http://

35. Objective To determine whether light-induced photoactivation of hypericin can induce apoptosis in malignant glioma in vitro.

36. Methods The killing effect of highly agglutinative staphylococcin against glioma was evaluated by MTT method in different doses and stimulation time.

37. Objective To study the inhibitory effect of triethyltin chloride(TETC) on the proliferation of cultured rat C6 glioma cells.

38. Glioma is the most common neoplasm in brain, which is commonly considered as the tumor tissues with high radioresistance.

39. Conclusion MMC has cytotoxicity effect on cultured rat C6 glioma cells in vitro, and can inhibit proliferation and induce apoptosis.

40. Results The CT and MRI manifestations of intracranial mixed tumor were exactly like meningioma, glioma, and hypophysoma , etc, therefore it was usually misdiagnosed the common tumor.

41. Objective To study the therapy for C 6 glioma with therecombinant adenovirus containing angiostatin eDNA ( AdhCMV - AGS ).

42. However, some investigators demonstrated that glioma stem cells are radiosensitive with a defective DNA damage response compared with established glioma cell lines.

43. Objective To explore the feasibility of treating brain glioma by sonodynamic therapy ( SDT ).

44. Objective To investigate the induction effect of the boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) on apoptosis of human brain glioma U251 cells in vitro and the possible mechanisms.

45. This glioma of the cerebral hemisphere demonstrates a mass effect.

46. This article is about to discuss the expression of homeobox genes in glioma and the possible role of homeobox genes in oncogenesis, suggesting that homeobox genes may be useful in clinical diagnosis.

47. The receptor has important function on mediating migration, survival, growth and vasculogenesis of the human malignant glioma cells.

48. Conclusion: NRQ can evidently reduce the body temperature of patients after brain tumor operation, its antifebrile effect is irrelevant to the kind of tumor being glioma or meningioma.

49. Objective To study the mechanisms of proliferation-inhibiting effect of phenylbutyrate sodium(SPB) on transplantable human glioma xenograft.

50. To investigate the invasion ability and collagenolytic activity of human glioma cells in vitro.

51. Methods Simulated the clinical usage of BCNU to establish a BCNU-resistant human glioma subline by cyclic exposing the U251parent cells to a constant concentration of BCNU.

52. They say the likely treatments is radiation and glioma hereby [ chemotherapy ] .

53. Objective To introduce an inductively coupled plasma atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES) method for the determination of overall boron in rats glioma cells for boron neutron capture therapy(BNCT).

54. Objective : To explore the Effection of Ginsenoside ( GS ) on mice G 422 Glioma immune function.

55. This sagittal section of brain demonstrates a large brainstem glioma.

56. Methods: The clinical materials of different pathological types of intraspinal tumors including neurinoma , meningioma, glioma, angioma and lipoma were comprehensively studied on 77 patients.

57. They saw hallmarks of glioma growth in the deep brain that were previously known in tumors described as surficial (on or near the surface).

58. Doctors found the cleome a glioma a gruff growth in the supportive tissue of the brain.

59. Methods Subcutaneous glioma model was made using established human glioma cell line U251, and nude mouse.

60. Conclusions Ephrin-B2 may play an important role in the development and vasculogenesis of the glioma.

61. Objective To study clinical and pathological features of multifocal glioma and multicentric glioma.

62. Objective To investigate the expression patterns of Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) in glioma and its clinical significances.

63. Objective In order to observe the effects of phenylace te (PA) on cells morphogeny during the process of inducing differentiation of glioma cell line C6.

64. Glioma is the most common tumor in brain neoplasms, and also a difficult problem in neurosurgery.

65. Objective To discuss the etiological relationship between brain trauma and glioma.

66. Glioma cells with mutation in a specific gene called the phosphatase and tensin homolog gene, or PTEN, seemed more resistant to the immune system than glioma cells with normal PTEN function.

67. Results There were 7 cases with anaplastic astrocytoma, 3 cases with glioblastoma multiforme, 1 cases with oligodendroglioma, 1 cases with lower grade glioma.

68. Objective: To evaluate the result of brain lobe resection of frontal temporal occipitotemporal lobe glioma combined with postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy in 10 patients.

69. Results There are many pseudopodia and microvilli on the glioma cell sur face.

70. Glioma is the most common type of primary intracranial tumors in human. It developed from astrocytoma, oligodendroglioma, ependymoma, which were induced by neural ectoblast.

71. AIM: To investigate the effects of glioma cells on aquaporin expression in blood-brain barrier and their importance in pathophysiology.

72. Conclusion: MRI is an effective method in diagnosis of hemangioblastoma, however, the atypical tumors should be differentiated from glioma, simple cyst, meningioma and AVM.

73. Purpose To research the aspects of CT and MRI of optic glioma.

74. Sniggers Seizures and headaches are common first signs of a cleome glioma.

75. Purpose : To evaluate the value of MRI in diagnosis and differential diagnosis sylvian fissure glioma ( PSFG ).

76. The edema induced by glioma cells may not be the result of hyperpermeability of blood CSF barrier to macromolecules in plasma.

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77. But the sign can not be found in all 32 cases with intra-cerebral glioma, including 21 cases with astrocytoma and 4 cases with oligodendroglioma and 7 cases with ependymoma above cerebellar tentorium.

78. Conclusion: Matrine can induce C6 glioma cell apoptosis and the mechanism might be related to a number of genes involved in death receptor pathway and mitochondrial pathway.

79. Objective To study the quality parameters of epithermal neutron for boron neutron capture therapy and to obtain the optimized neutron beam used in human glioma therapy.

80. The location of the cleome glioma must also be considered when deciding treatment.

81. These lesions include 6 meningioma, 4 glioma, 2 inflammatory granuloma, 3 hemangioblastoma, 1 lipoma, 1 trigeminal neurofibroma and 1 parasite infection.

82. Objective To explore the changes in apoptosis level and proliferative activity of the C6 brain glioma cells after cryotherapy in rats.

83. Objective To investigate the invasion ability and collagenolytic activity of human glioma cells in vitro.

84. High - grade glioma is a common primary brain tumor with bad prognosis.

85. At low power, a glioma at the left shows greater cellularity and pleomorphism than adjacent brain at the right, but the margin is not distinct.

86. Conclusion: Downregulation of alpha B - crystallin mRNA may be concerned with the development of human glioma.

87. Objective To investigate the effect of bradykinin (BK) on tight junction (TJ) of the blood-tumor barrier (BTB) and interendothelial TJ of capillaries in brain glioma rats.