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Angiocentric glioma (AG) is a newly classified and very rare first-degree central nervous system (CNS) lesion, defined in the 2016 WHO Neurological Tumors fascicle as "epilepsy-associated, stable or slow-growing tumors of the brain that occur in children and young adults. It is accompanied by QKI gene rearrangement, which can be designed to be detected by QKI breakage probes, providing an auxiliary molecular diagnosis for angiocentric glioma.