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ganglioglioma

Acronyms

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"The glial component may also show cytoplasmic positivity for GFAP."

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"BRAF V600E mutations are encountered in 20-60% of cases ^9,13"

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"rarer mutations include FGFR1 (1%), H3K27M, KRAS, and RAF1 ("

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"T2* (GE/SWI): calcified areas (common) will show blooming signal loss"

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"polymorphous low grade neuroepithelial tumour of the young (PLNTY)"

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Strong

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"T1: solid component iso to hypointense"

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"T1 C+ (Gd): solid component variable contrast enhancement"

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"T2* (GE/SWI): calcified areas (common) will show blooming signal loss"

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Semicolons

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"A tumour nodule in a cyst is a common appearance; increased blood brain barrier permeability allows plasma proteins to accumulate along with vasogenic oedema. The clearance rate is relatively slow, leading to cyst formation ¹¹. Cystic tumours are typically benign (WHO grade 1), with a good outcome following resection ¹²."

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