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  Gliosarcoma (GS) is a primary mixed tumor in the central nervous system that has a biphasic pattern consisting of glial and malignant mesenchymal elements. Gliosarcoma manifests through various symptoms, including headaches, seizures, memory problems, thought process issues, movement difficulties, and numbness or weakness. The onset of GS is usually observed in individuals aged between the fourth and sixth decade of life, and the male/female ratio is 1.8/1. Gliosarcomas are classified as Grade IV tumors, which grow rapidly and spread aggressively. They may be primary or secondary, based on their origin. Primary gliosarcomas originate in the central nervous system, while secondary gliosarcomas arise after the initial treatment of another glioblastoma, usually following radiation therapy. Gliosarcomas are rare, accounting for approximately 2% of all glioblastomas, and both tumor types are challenging to treat because they tend to grow aggressively and invade surrounding brain tis...

 Gliosarcoma (GS) is a primary mixed tumor in the central nervous system that has a biphasic pattern consisting of glial and malignant mesenchymal elements. It manifests through various symptoms, including headaches, seizures, memory problems, thought process issues, movement difficulties, and numbness or weakness. The onset of GS is usually observed in individuals aged between the fourth and sixth decade of life, and the male/female ratio is 1.8/1. Gliosarcomas are classified as Grade IV tumors, which grow rapidly and spread aggressively. They may be primary or secondary, based on their origin. Primary gliosarcomas originate in the central nervous system, while secondary gliosarcomas arise after the initial treatment of another glioblastoma, usually following radiation therapy. Gliosarcomas are rare, accounting for approximately 2% of all glioblastomas, and both tumor types are challenging to treat because they tend to grow aggressively and invade surrounding brain tissues. The tr...

 Gliosarcoma (GS) is a primary mixed tumor in the central nervous system that has a biphasic pattern consisting of glial and malignant mesenchymal elements. It manifests through various symptoms, including headaches, seizures, memory problems, thought process issues, movement difficulties, and numbness or weakness. The onset of GS is usually observed in individuals aged between the fourth and sixth decade of life, and the male/female ratio is 1.8/1. Gliosarcomas are classified as Grade IV tumors, which grow rapidly and spread aggressively. They may be primary or secondary, based on their origin. Primary gliosarcomas originate in the central nervous system, while secondary gliosarcomas arise after the initial treatment of another glioblastoma, usually following radiation therapy. Gliosarcomas are rare, accounting for approximately 2% of all glioblastomas, and both tumor types are challenging to treat because they tend to grow aggressively and invade surrounding brain tissues. The tr...