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"World Health Organisation (WHO) grading system (most common)"

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"St. Anne-Mayo grading system"

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"Kernohan grading system"

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"Modified Ringertz grading system"

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"St. Anne-Mayo grading system"

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"Of course, direct equivalence between the grades of various grading systems is not possible (otherwise, they wouldn't be different systems), and thus care should be taken to state which system is being used and, in some situations, which edition; for example, the 5th edition (2021) WHO classification of CNS tumours suggests prefacing the grade by "WHO CNS" 4,6."

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"Of course, direct equivalence between the grades of various grading systems is not possible (otherwise, they wouldn't be different systems), and thus care should be taken to state which system is being used and, in some situations, which edition; for example, the 5th edition (2021) WHO classification of CNS tumours suggests prefacing the grade by "WHO CNS" 4,6."

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