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. 2026 May 5;16:1750802. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2026.1750802

Table 3.

Clinical and imaging manifestations of craniopharyngiomas with and without third ventricular floor invasion.

Project The third ventricular floor invasion group (n=22)
M (P25~ P75), n (%)
The non-third ventricular floor invasion group (n=46)
M (P25~ P75), n (%)
Z P
ACP 14 (63.6) 30 (65.22) -0.127 0.899
age 44.5 (10~64) 25 (4~82) -2.249 0.025*
Male 11 (50.0) 25 (54.35) -0.334 0.739
Volume (cm3) 18.50 (4.08~16.17) 9.17 (5.54~16.80) -0.151 0.507
Texture -0.664 0.507
cystic 8 (36.4) 15 (32.61)
solid 3 (13.6) 3 (6.52)
cystic-solid 11 (50) 28 (60.87)
Necrosis 12 (54.5) 24 (52.17) -0.182 0.856
Liquid level or sediment 1 (4.5) 8 (17.39) -1.452 0.147
Calcification 8 (36.4) 17 (36.96) -0.047 0.962
Supratentorial hydrocephalus 11 (50.0) 15 (32.61) -1.118 0.264
Pituitary involvement 18 (81.8) 33 (71.74) -0.891 0.373
Pituitary stalk involvement 4 (18.2) 36 (78.26) -0.337 0.736
Hypothalamus involvement before Puget surgery 21 (95.5) 40 (86.96) -1.071 0.284

*In the table indicates a statistically significant comparison.