Table 1 Clinicopathological characteristics of rosette-forming glioneuronal tumors in six cases
From: Clinicopathological analysis of rosette-forming glioneuronal tumors
Case | Sex | Age (years) | Location of lesion(s) | Size of lesion (mm) | Main symptoms | Treatment | Follow-up (months) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Female | 51 | Left cerebellum | 34×23 | Headache | Partial surgical resection | 4, survival |
2 | Male | 27 | Fourth ventricle | 33×26×19 | Headache and dizziness | Total surgical removal | 21, Tumor-free survival |
3 | Male | 31 | Right cerebellum | 38×31×21 | No special symptoms | Total surgical removal | 23, Tumor-free survival |
4 | Male | 32 | Brainstem, fourth ventricle | 43×31 | Left eyelid ptosis | Partial surgical removal | 21, survival |
5 | Male | 26 | Quadrigeminal cistern | 21×18×17 | Headache | Total surgical removal | 21, Tumor-free survival |
6 | Female | 45 | Third ventricle | 13×12×12 | Headache | Total surgical removal | Lost to follow-up |