Abstract

A large type of tumor known as low-grade glioma can occur at different stages of life. Surgery is the mainstay of treatment and has historically been associated with an overall favourable prognosis. New classification systems, a deeper understanding of the biological activity of various neoplasms and the detection of previously unidentified entities have all been made possible by the improved molecular characterization of specific lesions. In the coming years, new prospective genetic and molecular data will help define better treatment paradigms and further transform the classification of central nervous system malignancies. It will be possible to predict the molecular profile of specific Tumors using targeted tests. Similar to this, more accurate techniques for analyzing tumor tissue during surgery will help in surgical planning. Treatment of these lesions has been enhanced by improved surgical outcomes achieved by new surgical techniques, intraoperative devices, and new therapeutic modalities in the field of immunotherapy. Examine current practice and advances in the treatment of low-grade gliomas