Neuroblastoma with a low degree of malignancy has the potential to be cured. The cure of neuroblastoma has a great relationship with the pathological staging, and according to the individual differences of patients, its cure or not can not be generalized. Patients with neuroblastoma detected early, staged at stage 1 and belonging to the very low risk or low risk group can have the tumor surgically removed, which has a better curative effect and is likely to be cured. However, for patients with a higher degree of malignancy, their condition is more serious and develops more rapidly, with a lower possibility of cure. The treatment of neuroblastoma includes surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy means. Early detection of timely tumors requires surgical resection, and after surgical resection, a specific radiotherapy plan is formulated according to the type of pathology. For patients with severe disease or metastasis, radiotherapy is needed to control the disease before surgery. Neuroblastoma treatment plan should follow the advice of the attending physician, and it is recommended that patients with this kind of disease should seek medical treatment as soon as possible.