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. 2017 Jun 23;30(6):546–553. doi: 10.1177/1971400917715879

Table 2.

Neuroradiological features based on magnetic resonance imaging.

Neuroradiological features Number of tumours (17)
Clear demarcation of tumour edge 17
Location
 Frontal lobe 5 (3 involving corpus callosum)
 Temporal lobe 4 (1 involving the insula)
 Parietal lobe 3
 Fronto-temporal lobe 2
 Fronto-parietal lobes 1
 Parieto-occipital lobes 1
 Fronto-temporo-parieto-insular lobes 1
Tumour abutting the dura 13
 Yes, without dural enhancement 5
 Yes, with dural enhancement 8
 No 4
Peritumoral oedema 17
 Mild 3
 Moderate 11
 Marked 3
Signal Intensity in T1-weighted images
 Hypointense 3
 Mostly hypointense with hyperintense foci 8
 Mostly hypointense with isointense and  hyperintense foci 3
 Mostly hypointense with isointense foci 2
 Mostly isointense with an hypointense area 1
Signal Intensity in T2-weighted images
 Mostly hyperintense with hypointense foci 5
 Mostly isointense with an hyperintense  area 2
 Mostly hyperintense with isointense and  hypointense foci 7
 Mostly hyperintense with isointense foci 3
Enhancement pattern
 Rim enhancement with nodularity/irregular  thick wall 12
 Mostly solid enhancement 3
 Rim enhancement with nodularity/irregular  thick wall and a solid component 2 (1 with ependymal enhancement)
Diffusion-weighted image 11
 Restricted diffusion in solid/thick  component 8
 Without restricted diffusion 2
Unreadable (haematoma) 1
Perfusion-weighted image
 (concerning solid/thick components of  tumour) 8
 rCBV (qualitative analysis) hyperperfusion 8
 Perfusion mean curve with PSR > 60% 8

rCBV: relative cerebral volume; PSR: percentage of signal intensity recovery.