Meningiomas are often associated with a good prognosis, especially when they are diagnosed as grade 1 tumors and can be treated by surgery. However, this favorable evolution does not mean that everyone behaves the same way. Some reappear and there are still open questions about the biological processes involved during their early stages. To respond to them, research needs models capable of reproducing the characteristics of the tumor as faithful…
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Meningiomas are often associated with a good prognosis, especially when they are diagnosed as grade 1 tumors and can be treated by surgery. However, this favorable evolution does not mean that everyone behaves the same way. Some reappear and there are still open questions about the biological processes involved during their early stages. To respond to them, research needs models capable of reproducing the characteristics of the tumor as faithful…