[Prediction of the Natural Course of Meningioma Using CT and MR Images].

Q4 Medicine Neurological Surgery Pub Date : 2024-07-01 DOI:10.11477/mf.1436204969
Shoichi Deguchi, Koichi Mitsuya, Ryuta Saito
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Abstract

The frequency of identification of asymptomatic meningiomas is increasing owing to the advancement and widespread use of CT and MRI. The first choice for asymptomatic meningiomas is observation. Approximately 70% of asymptomatic meningiomas increase in volume on long term follow-up. More than half of them reportedly exhibit a self-limiting pattern, in which growth eventually stops. Imaging findings related to increased meningioma volume include no calcification, large tumor size, high signal intensity inside the tumor on T2-weighted images, high brightness within the tumor on diffusion-weighted images, and perifocal edema. We also highlighted the presence of hypo-intensity of the surface layer on T2-weighted imaging, indicating growth arrest in a self-limiting growth pattern of meningioma. In this article, literature reports on image prediction using CT and MRI regarding the growth of asymptomatic meningiomas were reviewed, along with our report.

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[利用 CT 和 MR 图像预测脑膜瘤的自然病程]。
由于 CT 和磁共振成像技术的进步和广泛应用,无症状脑膜瘤的识别率越来越高。无症状脑膜瘤的首选治疗方法是观察。约 70% 的无症状脑膜瘤在长期随访中体积会增大。据报道,半数以上的脑膜瘤表现为自限性模式,最终停止生长。与脑膜瘤体积增大有关的影像学发现包括无钙化、肿瘤体积大、T2 加权图像上肿瘤内部信号强度高、弥散加权图像上肿瘤内部亮度高以及灶周水肿。我们还强调了 T2 加权成像上表层的低强度,这表明脑膜瘤的自限性生长模式中存在生长停滞。本文回顾了使用 CT 和 MRI 对无症状脑膜瘤的生长进行图像预测的文献报道,以及我们的报告。
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