Research Article

Clinical and Radiologic Characteristics, Surgical Outcomes, and Its Possible Origins of Chondroma of the Dural Convexity

Table 2

Radiographic characteristics of 27 CDCs in previous and current studies.

Radiographic characteristics (%)

Age (years)
<3013 (48.1)
≥3014 (51.9)
Gender
Male10 (37.0)
Female17 (63.0)
Involved regions
Frontal14 (51.9)
Fronto-parietal6 (22.2)
Fronto-temporal3 (11.1)
Parietal3 (11.1)
Parietal parasagittal1 (3.7)
Volume (cm3)
(cm3)
Range (cm3)1.8-144.0
CT density
NA9
Hyper8 (44.4)
Hypo3 (16.7)
Mixed7 (38.9)
CT calcification
NA10
Calcification15 (88.2)
Noncalcification2 (11.8)
Cystic degeneration
NA3
Yes12 (50)
No12 (50)
MRI features
 T1WI
NA8
Hypo15 (78.9)
Mixed2 (10.5)
Iso1 (5.3)
Hyper1 (5.3)
 T2WI
NA9
Hyper6 (33.3)
Hypo2 (11.1)
Mixed10 (55.6)
 Enhancement
NA6
Inhomogeneous20 (95.2)
None1 (4.8)
 Adjacent cranial suture
NA2
Coronal suture19 (76.0)
Other sutures5 (20.0)
None1 (4.0)

NA: not available; T1WI: T1-weighted imaging; T2-WI: T2-weighted imaging. .