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. 2015 Jul 31;9(7):1–9. doi: 10.3941/jrcr.v9i7.2413

Table 1.

Clinical and Imaging Characteristics of 59 Cases of Angiocentric Gliomas.

Groups Number Percentage
Age at surgery (years) Children (0–6) 16 27.12%
Juveniles (7–17) 27 45.76%
Young adults (18–46) 12 20.34%
Middle adults (45–59) 3 5.08%
Elderly (>60) 1 1.69%
Symptoms Epilepsy 45 76.27%
Headache and dizziness alone 4 6.78%
Vision and hearing loss 4 6.78%
Epilepsy with headache 3 5.08%
Developmental delay 2 3.39%
Auditory hallucinations 1 1.69%
Location Temporal lobe 22 37.29%
Frontal lobe 17 28.81%
Parietal lobe 7 11.86%
Occipitoparietal lobe 4 6.78%
Frontotemporal lobe 2 3.39%
Frontoparietal lobe 2 3.39%
Temporo-parietal lobe 1 1.69%
Occipital lobe 1 1.69%
Insular lobe 1 1.69%
Midbrain 1 1.69%
Thalamus 1 1.69%
Solid/Cystic Solid 54 91.53%
Cystic 5 8.47%
Contrast-enhancement No enhancement 40 40/47, 85.11%
Slightly enhancement 5 5/47, 10.64%
Significant enhancement 2 2/47, 4.26%
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