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Aide DICOMSource: Local (us-east1-c)
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Données démographiques:
38 ans, Masculin
Indication:
Seizure
Constatations
- T1 hypointense, T2 hyperintense expansile mass extending to the cortex in the left superior frontal gyrus
- Mixed hyperintense and isointense internal FLAIR signal
- No corresponding enhancement, restricted diffusion, or susceptibility artifact
- Mild corresponding local mass effect without midline shift or evidence of herniation or hydrocephalus
Images annotées et illustrations
The T2-FLAIR mismatch sign: the lesion demonstrates internal T2 signal hyperintensity (red arrow) contrasted to relatively hypointense FLAIR signal (yellow arrow).
Diagnostic
IDH-mutant astrocytoma
Diagnostic différentiel
- Dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor (DNET) - This case is actually a very good look for a DNET, specifically bubbly internal T2 signal hyperintensity, signal suppression on FLAIR, and lack of contrast enhancement. DNETs are often smaller than the tumor in this case
- Ganglioglioma - These tumors are also often peripheral, but commonly enhance and have associated calcification. These tumors more frequently involve the temporal lobes
- Oligodendroglioma - These tumors may also be peripheral, they commonly calcify, and they sometimes enhance. The T2-FLAIR mismatch sign (hyperintense T2 signal contrasted with iso- or hypointense FLAIR signal) is typical for 1p19q intact astrocytomas, but NOT typical for oligodendrogliomas
Points essentiels
- Any peripheral tumor can present with seizures
- The T2-FLAIR mismatch sign can be seen with both astrocytomas and DNETs, but is not typical for oligodendrogliomas
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