Analysis of Clinical Features and Outcomes of Skull Base Chordoma in Different Age-Groups.
第一作者:Kaibing Tian
通讯作者:Junting Zhang
2016-08-01
In this retrospective study, patients with SBC who underwent surgical treatment between February 2005 and December 2014 were included. Clinical features were recorded, including the signal intensity ratio of tumor to brain stem in T1 (RT1), T2 (RT2), and enhanced T1 (REN) sequences in primary patients with complete preoperative magnetic resonance images. The clinical features and outcomes were compared between younger (£24 years) and older patients (‡25 years).
In younger patients, there were more SBCs located in the occipitocervical regions, and younger patients tended to undergo more aggressive resection. The tumor signal intensity of younger patients with SBC was higher in T2 images but lower in enhanced T1 images. A younger age was a favorable factor for a longer progression-free survival and a good neurologic status at follow-up.
In this retrospective study, patients with SBC who underwent surgical treatment between February 2005 and December 2014 were included. Clinical features were recorded, including the signal intensity ratio of tumor to brain stem in T1 (RT1), T2 (RT2), and enhanced T1 (REN) sequences in primary patients with complete preoperative magnetic resonance images. The clinical features and outcomes were compared between younger (?24 years) and older patients (?25 years).