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Brain Tumors: Grades

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Brain Tumor Grading

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Back to Abstracting, Coding, and Staging Brain and CNS Tumor. Brain Tumor Grading ... morphology code describes the histologic grade or differentiation of the tumor. ... READ MORE
training.seer.cancer.gov/ss_module00_bbt/unit02_sec05_d_grading.html

PDF] ASCO ANSWERS

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A brain tumor is referred to by grade, which is how much the tumor appears like ... There are four grades for a brain tumor: grades I through IV (one through. four) ... READ MORE
cancer.net/patient/ASCO Resources/ASCO Answers/ASCO_Answers_Brain.pdf
Grading references how tumor cells look under the microscope. Grades 1 and 2 are low grade, Grade 3 is moderate and Grade 4 is high. Low grade means that the tumor cells resemble normal brain cells; they usually grow slowly and are not likely to spread. In high-grade tumors, the cells look very abnormal, and are more likely to grow quickly and spread.
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