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. 2014 Nov 13;17(4):604–613. doi: 10.1093/neuonc/nou306

Table 2.

Medical variables and assessment details of participants with low-grade glioma

Subtentorial Supratentorial
n = 19 n = 13
Age at assessment, y*
 Mean 12.79 15.75
 SD 2.97 2.22
 Range 8.42–18.02 12.35–19.12
Age at diagnosis, y*
 Mean 7.22 3.86
 SD 3.12 2.26
 Range 1.60–12.33 1.05–8.41
Time from diagnosis to assessment, y*
 Mean 5.58 11.89
 SD 3.95 2.52
 Range 0.59–13.26 8.82–16.76
Duration of symptoms, moa 15.76 9.14
Tumor size, mm2b 2144.33 2400.00
Multiple presenting symptoms* 15 (78.9%) 4 (21.1%)
Surgical outcome/extent of resection*
 Resection >95% 13 (68.42%) 2 (15.38%)
 50%–95% of tumor resected 4 (21.05%) 4 (30.77%)
 Biopsy 2 (10.52%) 1 (7.69%)
 No surgery 0 (0.0) 7 (46.15%)
Number of surgeries
 One or less 17 (89.47%) 11 (84.61%)
 Multiple 2 (11.76%) 2 (15.38%)
Presence of residual symptoms/complications 10 (52.63%) 3 (23.07%)
Multiple residual symptoms/complications* 6 (31.58%) 0 (0%)
Hydrocephalus
 Presence of refractory hydrocephalus 3 (15.79%) 3 (23.04%)
Chemotherapy* 3 (15.79%) 7 (53.85%)
NF1 status* 0 (0.0%) 5 (38.46%)

aData were unavailable for 2 subtentorial patients and 6 supratentorial patients.

bTumor size was calculated by multiplying the 2 largest measurements of the tumor from anatomical MRI scan. Measurements are in mm2. Tumor size dimensions were not available for 7 subtentorial patients and 12 supratentorial patients. *P < .05.