The treatment options for glioma mainly include surgical resection, postoperative radiotherapy and other electric field therapy, targeted therapy and so on. Gliomas are classified as grade 1~4 by WHOF. Clinically, no matter what grade of gliomas, surgical resection is the first consideration in treatment, and the subsequent treatment is decided according to the resection of gliomas during surgery and the pathological results. Grade 1 astrocytomas are mainly hairy cell type astrocytomas, which are generally benign tumors. If the tumor can be completely resected during surgery, no further treatment is needed, and the tumor should be followed up regularly for review. If the tumor cannot be completely removed during surgery, postoperative radiation therapy is needed. Grade 2~4 gliomas are considered to be malignant tumors, especially grade 3 and 4 gliomas with higher degree of malignancy. 2~4 gliomas are often difficult to be completely removed by surgery, and radiotherapy and chemotherapy are considered to be given in order to avoid or delay recurrence of the tumor after surgery. For postoperative recurrence of glioblastoma, electric field treatment can be further considered on the basis of radiotherapy and chemotherapy. According to the specific molecular targets on the glioma cells, targeted drug therapy such as imatinib and gefitinib can be considered. When glioma is found, it is recommended to go to the neurosurgery department of a regular tertiary hospital to decide the appropriate treatment plan based on the imaging examination, intraoperative and postoperative pathological results.