Journals / Journal of Neurological Sciences (Turkish) / 2009 / Cilt: 26 - Sayı: 4

Uzun yaşam süreli glioblastomlar

Long term survivors of glioblastoma

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376–382
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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Authors underline the association of glioblastoma long-term survival with prognostically favorable clinical factors, in particular young age and good initial performance score (KPS) as well as MGMT promotor hypermethylation.

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Objective & Hypothesis:There is no generally accepted definition of long-term GBM survivors (LTGBMS).
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Key Findings & Data:Usually most authors define long-term GBM survivor as a patient who survives at least 3 years after the histological diagnosis of glioblastoma.
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Conclusion & Impact:Authors underline the association of glioblastoma long-term survival with prognostically favorable clinical factors, in particular young age and good initial performance score (KPS) as well as MGMT promotor hypermethylation.
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Abstract

There is no generally accepted definition of long-term GBM survivors (LTGBMS). Usually most authors define long-term GBM survivor as a patient who survives at least 3 years after the histological diagnosis of glioblastoma. LTGBMS are uncommon and are reported to occur in 0.5%-16% of cases. In our ENOK (Ege Neuro-Oncology Council) cases we have 12 out of 372 GBM patients who survived more than 3 years (3.2%). The clinical and molecular factors that contribute to long-term survival are still unknown. Authors underline the association of glioblastoma long-term survival with prognostically favorable clinical factors, in particular young age and good initial performance score (KPS) as well as MGMT promotor hypermethylation.

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Uzun yaşam süreli GBM ile ilgili genel olarak kabul edilmiş bir tanımlama yoktur. Genel olarak bu durum tüm GBM hastalarının yaklaşık %0,1 ila %16'sını oluşturur. Bizim ENOK (Ege Nöro-onkoloji Konseyi) olgularımızda 372 GBM tanılı hastadan sadece 12 hasta 3 yıldan fazla yaşamıştır (%3,2). Uzun yaşam süresine etki eden klinik ve moleküler faktörler hala bilinmemektedir. Ancak yazarlar genellikle uzun yaşam süresi gösteren GBM olgularının genç olması, Karnofsky performans başlangıç skalalarının yüksek olması ve MGMT metilasyonunun bulunmasının özellikle altını çizmektedirler.

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ÖZGİRAY, E., OKTAR, N., AKALIN, T. (2022). Uzun yaşam süreli glioblastomlar. Journal of Neurological Sciences (Turkish), Cilt: 26 - Sayı: 4, 376–382. https://ajindex.com/articles/565466

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