Gliomas are primary brain tumours arising from the glial cells of the nervous system. The
diffuse nature of spread, coupled with proximity to critical brain structures, makes treatment a …

Gliomas are a class of rarely curable tumors arising from abnormal glia cells in the human
brain. The understanding of glioma spreading patterns is essential for both radiological …

Glioma is a common type of primary brain tumour, with a strongly invasive potential, often
exhibiting non-uniform, highly irregular growth. This makes it difficult to assess the degree of …

Glioma is a broad class of brain and spinal cord tumors arising from glia cells, which are the
main brain cells that can develop into neoplasms. They are highly invasive and lead to …

The nonuniform growth of certain forms of cancer can present significant complications for
their treatment, a particularly acute problem in gliomas. A number of experimental results …

Glioma, especially glioblastoma, is a leading cause of brain cancer fatality involving highly
invasive and neoplastic growth. Diffusive models of glioma growth use variations of the …

A recent computational model of brain tumor growth, developed to better describe how
gliomas invade through the adjacent brain parenchyma, is based on two major elements …

A multiscale model for glioma spread in brain tissue under the influence of vascularization
and vascular endothelial growth factors is proposed. It accounts for the interplay between …

Tumor growth models based on the FisherKolmogorov reaction-diffusion equation (FK) have
shown convincing results in reproducing and predicting the invasion patterns of gliomas …

Glioma is one of the most challenging types of brain tumors to treat or control locally. One of
the main problems is to determine which areas of the apparently normal brain contain …