Primary Central Nervous System Lymphomas in the Neurological Practice
Abstract
Primary central nervous system lymphoma is one of the rare tumors of nervous system. Brain lymphoma is a malignancy diseases with peculiar clinical and biologic features, aggressive course, and unsatisfactory outcome. Early diagnostic and adequate treatment can improve the outcome and prognosis of patients.
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