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. 2020 Oct;25(5):416–420. doi: 10.17712/nsj.2020.5.20200026

Table 1.

Summary of published cases of brainstem angiocentric gliomas. M: male, F:female, CN: cranial nerve, ETV: endoscopic third ventriculostomy, NTR: near total resection, VPS: ventriculoperitoneal shunt.

No. Author (year) Age (gender) Location Presentation/exam Surgery Chemotherapy Follow up Outcome MYB-QKI fusion
1 Covington et al (2009) 5 years (F) Right exophytic tectal lesion Unsteady gait, 4th and 7th CN palsies, hydrocephalus ETV, craniotomy and debulking No 2 years Stable lesion Yes
2 Weaver et al (2017) 5 years (F) Midline midbrain tegmentam Diplopia, 6th CN nerve palsy, hydrocephalus ETV, craniotomy and NTR NO 6 years Stable after resection No data
3 Weaver et al (2017) 6 years (M) Right pontine exophytic lesion Hemiparesis, facial palsy Stereotactic biopsy and ETV No 1.5 years Stable lesion No data
4 D’Aronco et al (2017) 7 years (M) Pontomedullary exophytic lesion respiratory failure, repated pneumonia Stereotactic biopsy Yes (carboplatin/vincristine) 10 months Progression Yes
5 D’Aronco et al (2017) 3 years (F) Pontomedullary exophytic lesion Facial palsy Stereotactic biopsy Yes (vinblastine and bevacizumab) 4 years Progression Yes
6 Chan et al (2017) 7 Years (M) Pons 6th CN palsy Stereotactic biopsy No data No data No data Yes
7 Current case (2019) 4 years (F) Left brainstem dorsal exophytic lesion Hydrocephalus, unsteady gait, hoarseness, choking with food, 6th,7th, and lower CN palsies Craniotomy and debulking, VPS Yes (carboplatin/vincristine) 8 years Progression Not done