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Ember · GBM Companion
My mom was diagnosed with GBM yesterday. We meet the neurosurgeon Thursday and I don’t know what to ask.

I’m so sorry. Let’s get you ready for Thursday. A few questions worth bringing in:

  • Where is the tumor located, and how does that shape the surgical options?
  • What’s the goal of this surgery — resection, debulking, or biopsy?
  • Will molecular testing include MGMT methylation and IDH status?
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Ember · GBM Companion
Can you explain what MGMT methylation means? It’s in the report.
MGMT is a gene that helps tumor cells repair damage from chemotherapy. When it’s methylated, that repair is partly switched off — which usually means the standard chemo (temozolomide) tends to work better. An unmethylated result doesn’t take options off the table; it’s one input your team weighs. Want me to walk through the other markers?
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