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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 10.
Published in final edited form as: Neuron. 2011 Mar 10;69(5):893–905. doi: 10.1016/j.neuron.2011.01.023

Table 1. Clinical presentation of GBM patients with lowest and highest CSF Igf2 concentrations.

Patients with the lowest CSF Igf2 concentrations (L1-L3) had early or stable GBM disease state, while patients with the highest CSF Igf2 concentrations (H1-H3) had advanced disease and aggressive tumor progression at time of CSF collection. Tumor size was determined by Macdonald’s criteria, where T1-Gad MRI sequence delineated the contrast-enhanced portion of tumor, and FLAIR images include areas of non-vascularized and invasive tumor (Macdonald et al., 1990). High CSF Igf2 patients had larger T1-Gad tumor sizes compared to low CSF Igf2 patients (Mann-Whitney; p < 0.05; n=3).

Patient [Igf2]
ng/ml
Clinical Presentation
Tumor size: T1-Gad (cm2) Tumor size: FLAIR (cm2) Lifespan
Low CSF
Igf2
L1 142.1 7.14 6.46 Stable disease at follow-up;
3 weeks post CSF collection
L2 145.4 8.50 54.12 Stable disease at follow-up;
3 weeks post CSF collection
L3 153.9 5.94 20.5 Stable disease at follow-up;
5 weeks post CSF collection
High CSF
Igf2
H1 605.8 47.31 102.83 Deceased at 1 week post
CSF collection
H2 502.8 13.69 53.90 Deceased at 52 weeks post
CSF collection
H3 468.7 23.94 36.48 Deceased at 30 weeks post
CSF collection