How does the hospital treat glioma

How do hospitals treat gliomas? The onset of gliomas has plunged many patients into deep pain. In recent years, the increasing pressure of life has led to an increase in the incidence of gliomas year by year. Patients and friends are particularly concerned about the treatment of gliomas. So, how do hospitals treat gliomas?

When a patient falls ill, he or she will entrust the hospital with diagnosis and treatment. The task of diagnosis and treatment is completed by doctors, nurses and other technical personnel, among which doctors play a leading role in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. It is common to see patients give doctors banners or plaques with the words "high medical ethics and superb medical skills", which shows the patients' expectations and requirements for doctors. Therefore, it is necessary to choose a hospital with excellent doctors, that is, doctors who are excellent in both medical ethics and professional skills.

Peace of mind is the most critical factor in choosing a hospital. Usually, whether a hospital is formal can be judged by its size, environment, or its honors, scenery, etc. Under normal circumstances, formal hospitals will highlight their honors, advantages, etc., which is also the key to patients' choice.

The treatment of glioma is mainly surgical treatment, but due to the infiltrative growth of the tumor and the lack of obvious boundaries with the brain tissue, it is difficult to completely remove the tumor except for those that are small and located in the appropriate position in the early stage. Generally, comprehensive treatment is advocated, that is, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, etc. after surgery can delay recurrence and prolong survival. And we should strive to achieve early diagnosis and timely treatment to improve the treatment effect. In the late stage, surgery is not only difficult and dangerous, but also often leaves neurological deficits. Especially for tumors with high malignancy, they often recur in a short period of time.

The principle of surgical treatment is to remove the tumor as much as possible while preserving nerve function. Relatively shallow and large gliomas are first removed surgically. The operation is performed entirely under a neurosurgery microscope, using microneurosurgery techniques to remove the tumor under intraoperative navigation and other operations.