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    Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma
    G Hahn. Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma. PedRad [serial online] vol 4, no. 12.
    URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20041216150008


     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesImages to this case: There are MRI-images available for this case. [ MRI ] View all modalities [ All ]   
     Pediatric Radiology CasesAuthor/s:

    G. Hahn (Bereich Kinderradiologie/Uniklinikum Dresden/Deutschland)  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesEmail Address:

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     Pediatric Radiology CasesAge:

    2 Years  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesGender:

    Male  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesRegion-Organ:

    Head-Brain and brain nerves  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesMost likely etiology:

    neoplastic  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesHistory:

    2 1/2 year old child with emesis and ataxia.  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesPathomorphology or Pathophysiology of this disease :

    The anaplastic Ependymoma is with the WHO classification of grade III the most malignant Ependymoma.  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesRadiological findings:


    MRI 1 <- view MRI 1

    MRI 1: T2-weighted sequences transversal: Hyperintense tumor in the posterior cranial fossa ca. 6 x 6 c 4,5 cm (W x H x D) in the prepontine cisterne, growing in the right Cisterna pedunculocerebellaris above the Cisterna ambiens towards supratentorial.
    Transependymal liquor migration. Narrowed cortical liquor spaces.






    MRI 2 <- view MRI 2

    MRI 2: T2-weighted sequences sagital: Hyperintense tumor in the posterior cranial fossa ca. 6 x 6 c 4,5 cm (W x H x D) in the prepontine cisterne, growing in the right Cisterna pedunculocerebellaris above the Cisterna ambiens towards supratentorial.
    Enclosing of the Chiasma opticum, tumor growth into the Sella turcica. Infratentorial tumor growth through the Foramen Luschkae into the 4th ventricle. Considerable shifting and atrophy of the Medulla oblongata, Pons and right Pedunculus cerebellaris medialis. Tumor spread towards caudal over the Foramen magnum as far as level T2. Tumor growth in the aqueduct and massive occlusion hydrocephalus with dilation of both lateral ventricles and the 3rd ventricle. Transependymal liquor migration. Narrowed cortical liquor spaces.
    The tumor encloses both Aa. vertebrales, the A. basilaris, the PcoA bilat. and right PCA - these with normal flow signal.






    MRI 3 <- view MRI 3

    MRI 3: In the FLAIR seqences also hyperintense tumor ( ca. 6 x 6 * 4,5 cm (W x H x D) in the prepontine cisterne, growing in the right Cisterna pedunculocerebellaris above the Cisterna ambiens towards supratentorial.






    MRI 4 <- view MRI 4

    MRI 4: In theT1 weighted sequences hypointense tumor, which doesn't show enhancement after contrast application.






    MRI 5 <- view MRI 5

    MRI 5: In the T1 weighted sequences hypointense tumor.






    MRI 6 <- view MRI 6

    MRI 6: T1 weighted sequences sagital: Hypointense tumor, which doesn't show enhancement after contrast application. Extensive space-occupuying lesion of the posterior cranial fossa ca. 6 x 6 c 4,5 cm (W x H x D) in the prepontine cisterne, growing in the right Cisterna pedunculocerebellaris above the Cisterna ambiens towards supratentorial. Enclosing of the Chiasma opticum, tumor growth into the Sella turcica. Infratentorial tumor growth through the Foramen Luschkae into the 4th ventricle. Considerable shifting and atrophy of the Medulla oblongata, Pons and right Pedunculus cerebellaris medialis. Tumor spread towards caudal over the Foramen magnum as far as level T2. Tumor growth in the aqueduct and massive occlusion hydrocephalus with dilation of both lateral ventricles and the 3rd ventricle. Transependymal liquor migration. Narrowed cortical liquor spaces.
    The tumor encloses both Aa. vertebrales, the A. basilaris, the PcoA bilat. and right PCA - these with normal flow signal.






    MRI 7 <- view MRI 7

    MRI 7: T1 weighted sequences coronal: Hypointense tumor, which doesn't show any enhancement after contrast application.




     

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesDiagnosis confirmation:

    Surgery / Histo  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesWhich DD would be also possible with the radiological findings:

    none  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesCourse / Prognosis / Frequency / Other :

    Since the tumor is not completely operable the prognosis is poor - despite chemotherapy and radiation therapy. A liquorgenic spread was not evident at the time of diagnosis.  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesComments of the author about the case:

    N/A  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesFirst description / History:

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     Pediatric Radiology CasesLiterature:

    1. Medline: Medline
    "Pediatric Neuroimaging"
    A.J.Barkovich  

     
     Pediatric Radiology CasesKeywords:

    infratentorial, brain tumor, anaplastic, Ependymoma, anaplastic infratentorial Ependymoma, emesis, ataxia, malignant grade III Ependymoma, grade 3, child, childhood, pediatric radiology  

     
     Pediatric Radiology Cases Cite this article:

    G Hahn. Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma. PedRad [serial online] vol 4, no. 12.
    URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20041216150008  

     
     Pediatric Radiology Cases Read similar articles: with corresponding keywords
    in the same field: Head-Brain and brain nerves
    or in the region: Head
    or in the tissue/organ: Brain and brain nerves
    or with the etiology: neoplastic
     
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    Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma
    G Hahn. Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma. PedRad [serial online] vol 4, no. 12.
    URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20041216150008


     

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    Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma
    G Hahn. Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma. PedRad [serial online] vol 4, no. 12.
    URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20041216150008


     

    Which diagnosis have other collegues guessed?


    • Anaplastic infratentorial Ependymoma
      Votes: 3 (33 %)


    • Medulloblastoma
      Votes: 3 (33 %)


    • Oligodendroglioma
      Votes: 0 (0 %)


    • Craniopharyngeoma
      Votes: 0 (0 %)


    • Plexuspapilloma of the IV. ventricle
      Votes: 3 (33 %)



        Total answers: 9

     
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    URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20041216150008


     

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    Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma
    G Hahn. Anaplastic infratentorial ependymoma. PedRad [serial online] vol 4, no. 12.
    URL: www.PedRad.info/?search=20041216150008


     




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