Glioma
Glioma is a type of tumor that originates in the glial cells, which support the tissue of the central nervous system, that is, the brain and the spinal cord. There are different varieties and behaviors, so each case is assessed individually.
Symptoms that may occur: Persistent headaches, changes in vision, speech or movement difficulties, or neurological changes that vary depending on the location.
When to seek care? In the presence of new, progressive, or concerning neurological symptoms, the appropriate thing is to seek a professional evaluation.
Which specialists take part? In the management, the radiation oncologist and the radiation therapist may take part, professionals focused on management with radiation therapy within a multidisciplinary team. Promptly discussing any neurological symptom with a health professional allows the steps to follow to be guided.
Data on 12 doctors who treat glioma
Specialties that treat glioma
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in glioma
Dra. Abril Antonia Quezada Bautista
Dr. Hugo Francisco Romero Anduaga
Dra. Abril Antonia Quezada Bautista
Dr. Jaime Humberto Soto Lugo
Dr. Edgar Fernández Pérez
Dr. José Edmundo Rodríguez Del Rincón
Dr. Raúl Florentino González
Dr. Stephanie Verónica Muller Grohmann
Dr. Marlene Olvera Dávalos
Dr. Julián Rodríguez Vargas
Dra. María Fátima Chilaca Rosas
Dra. Gabriela Gómez Ahumada
Dr. Luis Fernando García González
Dra. Aida Mota Garcia
Dr. Cruz Alejandro Valdivia Esquivel
Dr. Karen Jimena Villanueva Moreno
Dr. Eduardo Hernández Loera
Dr. Efraín Martínez Ortiz
Dr. Jheymmy Ortiz Martinez
Dr. René Benavides García
Frequently asked questions
What is glioma?
Glioma is a type of tumor that originates in the glial cells, which support the tissue of the central nervous system, that is, the brain and the spinal cord. There are different varieties and behaviors, so each case is assessed individually.
Which doctor treats glioma?
Glioma is usually treated by specialists in radiation therapist, radiation oncologist.