Characteristics of cases of inflammatory pseudotumors reported in the literature that originated in the spinal canal

SourceAge (y)/SexLocationRelation with MeningesBony DestructionSignal Intensity on MR Images Compared with Spinal Cord
T1-weightedT2-weightedContrast-enhanced
Roberts et al, 1997 (1)58/FT9–T11EpiduralYesIsoHypoNR
Aizawa et al, 2002 (3)46/MC3–C7IntramedullaryNoIsoHypoWell
Jeon et al, 2005 (4)60/FLEtramedullary intraduralNRNRNRWell
Hsieh and Lin, 1995 (5)37/MT5, T12–L1Extramedullary intraduralNoLowNRNR
Eimoto et al, 1978 (6)37/MC4–C5Extramedullary intraduralNoNRNRNR
Gilliard et al, 2000 (7)45/MC3–T2EpiduralYesIsoNRWell
Hsiang et al, 1994 (8)57/MT12–T13Intra- and extraduralYesLowNRWell
Roberts et al, 2001 (9)39/FT5–T6EpiduralNoIsoHypoNR
Lee et al, 1998 (10)3/FC2–T10IntramedullaryNoNRNRWell
Kilinc et al, 2002 (11)34/MT9–T12IntramedullaryNoLowHyperWell
Despeyroux-Ewers et al, 2003 (12)22/FT9Extramedullary intraduralNoIsoHypoWell
  • Note.—Iso indicates isointensity; Hypo, hypointensity; NR, not reported.