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Table 1 Clinical and MRI characteristics of Diffuse midline glioma, H3 K27-altered and glioma in the midline without H3 K27-altered

From: MRI comparative study of diffuse midline glioma, H3 K27-altered and glioma in the midline without H3 K27-altered

  

All patients (n = 35)

Histone-H3K27

Mutant (n = 14)

Histone-H3K27

Wild-type (n = 21)

P Value

Median age (years)

 

29

19

33

< 0.05

Gender

Male

24

11

13

0.461

Female

11

3

8

The main part of tumor

Thalamus

5

4

1

< 0.01

Pons

11

6

5

Vermis of cerebellum

7

0

7

Medulla oblongata

2

2

0

Cervical spinal cord

4

0

4

Thoracic spinal cord

1

0

1

Conus medullaris

5

2

3

If involved the extramidline tissues

Limited to the midline

17

7

10

0.890

Involved the extramidline tissues

18

7

11

Mean survival time (years)

 

1.8

1.4

2.0

< 0.05

Cystic degeneration and necrosis

Yes

26

9

17

0.269

None

9

5

4

Intratumoral hemorrhage

 

8

4

4

0.511

Enhancement degree

Mild enhancement

8

5

3

< 0.05

Moderate enhancement

13

6

7

Obvious enhancement

12

2

10

No enhancement

2

1

1

Shape

Irregular

15

7

8

0.486

Regular

20

7

13

Edema

Mild edema

12

5

7

< 0.01

Moderate edema

4

0

4

Severe edema

4

0

4

No edema

15

9

6

Basilar artery wrapping sign

For tumors located in the pon (n = 11)

6/11

6/6

0/5

< 0.01

  1. - data are the number of patients, age and time