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. 2021 Mar 26;12:654543. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2021.654543

Table 1.

Patient characteristics and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) parameters for the different patient groups.

Patient characteristics CSF parameters
Diagnosis n Age Sex
(f/m)
Cells/μl Protein
(mg/dl)
Glucose
(mg/dl)
AI CSF/
serum (× 10−3)
Newly diagnosed PCNSL 32 52 (21–85) 14/18 7 (1–408) 66 (9–604) 64 (41–93) 10 (4–96)
Newly diagnosed SCNSL 8 67 (53–90) 3/5 7 (2–369) 89 (50–221) 53 (34–103) 13 (8–53)
Relapsed PCNSL 14 64 (23–81) 6/8 8 (1–202) 88 (39–448) 63 (25–99) 18 (3–65)
PCNSL complete remission 22 70 (31–80) 9/13 1 (0–8) 54 (30–204) 65 (46–112) 9 (4–49)
Primary brain tumor (PBT) 24 60 (21–83) 8/16 2 (0–204) 57 (25–193) 60 (48–89) 8 (3–50)
Secondary brain tumor (SBT) 23 63 (31–83) 11/12 5 (0–165) 65 (26–336) 63 (10–98) 7 (4–55)
Autoimmune inflammatory disease (AID) 29 48 (19–76) 19/10 9 (0–144) 54 (23–128) 60 (25–76) 7 (3–17)
Neuroinfectious disease (NID) 7 58 (20–76) 1/6 16 (1–596) 64 (49–104) 54 (36–65) 12 (7–13)
Other neurologic disease (OND) 18 57 (30–84) 12/6 2 (0–7) 45 (20–130) 65 (55–116) 6 (2–21)
Historical non-lesional controls 101 53 (18–87) 48/53 1 (0–13) 44 (22–292) 62 (45–104) 6 (2–16)

For age, cells, protein and glucose levels and antibody index, median with range was calculated. n, number of patients of each group; f, females; m, males; AI, albumin index.