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Ganglioglioma

Tumour Group:
Gliomas and Non-Malignant Brain Tumours
WHO Grade:
Grade I
Prevalence/Incidence:
Typical Age Range:

Tumour Characteristics

Gangliogliomas are generally slow-growing tumours and may occur anywhere in the brain although the temporal lobe and cerebellar hemispheres are the most common sites.

They are non-malignant tumours that arise from ganglia-type cells.

Symptoms

Common symptoms include, but are not necessarily limited to:

  • Limited information available

Treatment/Standard of Care

Treatment is usually total removal by surgery. On occasion, radiation therapy is used.

Prognosis

A prognosis is an estimate of the likely progress of a disease after a diagnosis, based on an average patient group. Since every person is different, please take time to talk with your health care team about how this information applies to you.

By clicking on 'expand', a statistic on the prognosis for Ganglioglioma will be shown.

Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada
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