med's go on Instagram: "Oligodendrogliomas are rare, slow-growing gliomas that primarily arise in the frontal lobes and are associated with seizures. Histologically, they exhibit “fried egg” cells, which have round nuclei surrounded by a clear cytoplasmic halo due to artifact from formalin fixation. Additionally, oligodendrogliomas often show a “chicken-wire” capillary pattern and are associated with 1p/19q co-deletion, which is a favorable prognostic marker and predicts better response to chemo