Gliomatosis Cerebri – Case Report
Authors:
Z. Seidl 1,2; M. Vaněčková 1; A. Burgetová 1; T. Hřebíková 1; F. Koukolík 3; M. Kucharík 4
Authors‘ workplace:
Radiodiagnostická klinika, oddělení MR, 1. LF UK v Praze
1; Vysoká škola zdravotnická, Praha
2; Oddělení patologie, Thomayerova nemocnice v Praze-Krči
3; Neurologická klinika, 1. LF UK v Praze
4
Published in:
Cesk Slov Neurol N 2008; 71/104(5): 599-601
Category:
Case Report
Práce vznikla za podpory výzkumného záměru MZO/00064165 a MSMOO21620849.
Overview
A case of Gliomatosis cerebri is reported. Clinical diagnosis was based on magnetic resonance imaging findings reinforced by pathological-anatomical autopsy findings. The diagnosis of gliomatosis cerebri is based on pathological-anatomical autopsy (infiltration of the CNS by tumours including glial cells) the clinical pattern and magnetic resonance findings showing infiltration of two or more brain lobes.
Key words:
gliomatosis cerebri – tumour – magnetic resonance imaging
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