Further, Fisher stated it to be only borderline significant for progression-free survival.[ 14 ] Gliomas that calcify tend to be benign or slow growing;[ 14 , 20 ] thus, calcification tends to develop over a long period of time,[ 15 ] reflecting tumor chronicity or degenerative changes; therefore, our findings were reciprocative, any form of calcium deposition requires a considerable period of time to develop.
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