Table 4.
Neuroimaging findings of 10 patients with Primary CNS Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder.
Findings | |
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Number of lesions | No, patients (n=10) |
Solitary | 3 |
Multiple | 7 |
Lesion location | No. patients (n=10) |
Supratentorial alone | 8 |
Infratentorial alone | 1 |
Both supra- and infratentorial | 1 |
Meningeal disease | No. patients (n=5)† |
Significant | 1 |
Minor | 4 |
Hemorrhage/hemosiderin‡ | No. patients (n=10) |
Significant | 2 |
Petechial | 3 |
Ependymal contact‡ | No. patients (n=10) |
Yes | 4 |
No | 6 |
Lesion enhancement (n=8)* | No. patients (n=10)† |
Ring pattern | 9 |
Incomplete ring | 1 |
Specific lesion location | No. lesions (n=37) |
Lobar | 15 |
Basal ganglia | 3 |
Periventicular | 11 |
Corpus callosum/choroid plexus | 1 |
Thalamic | 4 |
Cerebellum/brain stem | 3 |
Only 9 patients received contrast, meningeal involvement and enhancement could not be assessed in the patient who did not receive contrast.
Identified in at least one of the lesions.
The enhancement characteristics are based on the dominant mass.