Lateral imaging features of central nervous system tumors and differential diagnosis.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 13 Lateral imaging features of central nervous system tumors and differential diagnosis Study: Late Zhang Zhaotong LUO Hu Maoqing Long hair Long Fang [Abstract] Objective To investigate the lateral ventricle central neurocytoma (CNC of CT and MRI manifestations and differential diagnosis. Methods A retrospective analysis of five cases of pathologically confirmed the CT and MRI manifestations CNC, 3 cases CT, routine MR 5 examination. Results 5 cases were located in lateral ventricles before the middle of CNC, 2 cases of left and right in 3 cases, tumor boundary clear, closely linked with the septum, 4 cases involved Monro hole, 1 case of sudden to the third ventricle. and the brain compared to gray matter, CT showed a slightly higher density on the mass, T1WI showed equal or slightly low signal, T2WI showed heterogeneous high signal .2 cases of calcification, cystic change seen in 4 cases, 5 See, for example air flow vessels, accompanied by bleeding in 1 case , 1 case of corpus callosum damage. enhanced significantly after 5 tumors were heterogeneous enhancement. Conclusion For young patients in the lateral septum or before the middle of Monro hole next to the tumor, taking into account the possibility of CNC. [Keywords:] neurocytoma X-ray computed tomography magnetic resonance imaging [Abstract] Objective To explore the CT and MRI manifestations of lateral ventricle central neurocytoma and its differential diagnosis. Methods CT and MRI findings in 5 patients with lateral ventricle central neurocytoma comfirmed by pathology were retrospectively analyzed. 3 patients were examined by CT and 5 patients were examined by MR. Results All tumors were located in the anterior-middle portion of the lateral ventricles which close attached to the septum pellucidum with clear margin, 4 masses with the Monro foramen involvement and 1 extended to the third ventricle. Compared with gray matter , the tumours appeared slightly high density on CT