Table 1:

Clinical characteristics of patients with glioma

Case No.	Age (years), Sex	Histologic Diagnosisa	Tumor Diagnosis	Previous RT	Location
1	30, F	AOA, grade III	New		Rt frontal
2	61, F	GB, grade IV	New		Rt temporal
3	53, M	DA, grade II	Rec	No	Lt parietal
4	50, M	AA, grade III	Rec	Yes	Lt thalamus
5	66, F	AOD, grade III	New		Lt thalamus
6	69, F	GB, grade IV	New		Lt parietal
7	66, F	AOD, grade III	New		Lt frontal
8	28, F	GB, grade IV	New		Rt frontal
9	23, F	OA, grade II	New		Rt frontal
10	60, M	AOD, grade III	Rec	No	Rt parietal
11	63, F	GB, grade IV	Rec	Yes	Rt temporal
12	75, F	GB, grade IV	New		Rt occipital
13	42, F	OA, grade II	Rec	No	Rt frontal
14	79, F	GB, grade IV	Rec	Yes	Rt frontal
15	59, M	GB, grade IV	New		Rt frontal
16	69, F	DA, grade II	New		Lt frontal
17	41, M	AOA, grade III	Rec	Yes	Lt parietal
18	75, M	GB, grade IV	New		Lt temporal
19	37, F	AOA, grade III	New		Lt frontal
20	71, F	GB, grade IV	Rec	Yes	Lt parietal
21	59, F	GB, grade IV	New		Lt temporal
22	65, F	GB, grade IV	Rec	Yes	Lt frontal

Note:—AA indicates anaplastic astrocytoma; AOA, anaplastic oligoastrocytoma; AOD, anaplastic oligodendroglioma; DA, diffuse astrocytoma; F, female; GB, glioblastoma; Lt, left; M, male; New, new lesion; OA, oligoastrocytoma; Rec, recurrent; Rt, right; RT, radiation therapy.

^aHistologic diagnosis and grading according to the 2007 WHO classification.