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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Neurooncol. 2017 May 24;134(1):97–105. doi: 10.1007/s11060-017-2492-y

Table 1.

Demographic and Clinical Variables

M ± SD Range n (%)
Age at participation 9.84 ± 4.74 0–21
Gender (male) 50 (48.08)
Race
 Caucasian 68 (65.40)
 African American 16 (15.40)
 Asian 4 (3.80)
 Othera 16 (15.40)
HIb
 Grade 1 18 (17.30)
 Grade 2 28 (26.90)
 Grade 3 58 (55.80)
Number of surgeries (median) 1.00 0–8
Extent of surgery
 None 12 (11.54)
 Catheter 17 (16.35)
 Resection 75 (72.12)
CSF diversionc (present) 34 (32.69)
DId (present) 55 (52.88)
Vision status
 Visual fields
  Intact bilaterally 67 (64.40)
  Unilateral field defect 7 (6.70)
  Bilateral field defect 22 (21.20)
  Unassessablee 8 (7.70)
 Visual acuity
  No deficits 76 (73.10)
  Reduced vision, no impairmentf 10 (9.60)
  Reduced vision, impairmentf
   Unilateralg 6 (5.80)
   Bilateralg 10 (9.60)
  Blindh 1 (0.96)
  Unassessablee 1 (0.96)

HI=hypothalamic involvement; CSF=cerebrospinal fluid; DI=diabetes insipidus

a

Other race was composed of participants with race marked as “Unknown”

b

Grade 1=no HI; Grade 2=anterior HI; Grade 3=anterior and posterior HI including mammillary bodies

c

Includes ventriculoperitoneal shunting and endoscopic third ventriculostomy

d

Determined based on whether patient was prescribed desmopressin prior to baseline cognitive evaluation

e

As a result of age, behavioral difficulties, and blindness

f

Reduced vision unilaterally and bilaterally

g

Includes unilateral blindness

h

Bilaterally