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CONCLUSIÓN

Los avances contemporáneos en genética y biología mole-

cular se han traducido en un renacimiento en el estudio de

los tumores del SNC. Estos nuevos enfoques sugieren el uso

de una taxonomía molecular que promete influenciar el diag-

nóstico, la clasificación de la enfermedad y el manejo clínico.

Más aún, el conocimiento y la identificación de sellos mole-

culares de cada grupo de neoplasias del SNC puede conducir

a la expansión del arsenal terapéutico disponible para tratar

estas lesiones, brindando así nueva luz de esperanza en el

entendimiento y pronóstico de este complejo grupo de

lesiones.

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