Anaplastic Oligoastrocytoma - Grade III and chances of survival

	Asked by Unregistered on Fri 28, Mar 2008 09:56am :
	My son in law is diagnosed - Anaplastic Oligoastrocytoma, Grade III. He had tumor removed 10 years ago and again this month.Although we know the prognosis is not good the question is, how does this disease finally kill the patient? Does it continue to grow to the point surgery is no longer an option and then the tumor just takes over until the brain doesn't function? Does it happen fairly quickly once treatment has been stopped?
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