Table 1:

Individual clinical information, conventional MRI, and histological subtypes of tumors

Patient No./Age (y)/SexLocation of TumorMRI findings on T2WI*Histological subtype of Meningioma
1/82/FRight frontal convex, en. plaque type(++), Edema (+)Atypical meningioma
2/58/FAdjacent to the meninges of left Sylvian fissure(+++)Angiomatous/microcystic meningioma
3/67/FLeft sphenoid ridgeNAMeningothelial meningioma
4/35/FSuprasellar(±)Meningothelial meningioma
5/69/MFrontal falx(++), edema (+)
6/49/MFrontal fax(++)Fibrous type
7/78/MRight frontal convex(++)Angiomatous meningioma
8/60/MParietal parasagittal(++)
9/60/FLeft cerebellar tentorial(±)Fibrous type
10/32/MRight ventricle, trigonal region(++)
11/49/MRight frontal convex(±)Atypical meningioma
12/79/MRight frontal meninge, adjacent to Sylvian fissure(±)
13/50/FRight cerebellar tentorial(+)Meningothelial meningioma
14/77/FLeft frontal falx(+)
15/53/FLeft parietal parasagittal(+)
16/55/FLeft sphenoid ridge(++)Meningothelial meningioma
17/38/MLeft parietal convex(+), Edema (+)Atypical meningioma
18/33/FLeft temporal fossa, cystic portion (+)(++)Meningothelial meningioma
19/76/FRight temporal fossa(±), Edema (+)Clear cell meningioma
20/63/FRight frontal parasagittal(++)
21/54/FRight parietal convex(++)Meningothelial meningioma
  • * Signal intensity of meningioma is evaluated as high or low relative to cortical signal. The degree of hyperintensity in the tumor is divided into four groups: (±), (+), (++), and (+++) denote low to iso, iso to slightly high, high, and very high, respectively.