The survival period of grade 4 glioma is related to the treatment received by the patient and the degree of progression of the disease, which cannot be generalized and is usually between six months and one year. Glioma is the most common primary intracranial tumor, and the higher its grade, the more malignant the tumor represents, so grade 4 gliomas are malignant, have a poor prognosis, and have a shorter survival period, usually between six months and one year. If a patient’s tumor continues to deteriorate and receives no treatment, it is likely to be life-threatening in three or four months. If the patient’s tumor is resected relatively intact, and actively cooperates with and receives comprehensive postoperative treatment, the survival period will be prolonged accordingly. It is recommended that patients go to regular hospitals for treatment and actively cooperate with the treatment, which can effectively reduce the pain of the patients and prolong their survival period to a certain extent.