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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 May 24.
Published in final edited form as: Neurosurgery. 2013 Jun;72(6):960–970. doi: 10.1227/NEU.0b013e31828cf619

Table 4.

Neuroimaging findings of 10 patients with Primary CNS Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorder.

Findings
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.