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Table 1 Demographic, Histological and Methylation Characteristics of Chordoid Meningioma

From: Epigenetic and genomic profiling of chordoid meningioma: implications for clinical management

Patient-tumor

Age/Sex

Anatomic location

Percent chordoid

WHO grade

Mits/10HPF

MIB %

EOR

PFS (mo)

Recur

MC

CNV

1

42/M

Frontal convexity

100

1

0

7.5

NA

125

No

NA

NA

2-ut33

42/F

Frontal convexity

90

1

0

5.0

GTR

232

No

Inter-A

1p loss, 3q gain

3-ut34

46/F

Frontal falx

70

1

0

0.8

GTR

221

No

Ben-2

1p,3p,3q loss

4-ut36

46/F

Frontal convexity

100

1

0

0.3

GTR

170

No

Ben-2

1p,2p,2q loss

5-ut37

34/F

Sphenoid ridge

90

1

0

6.4

GTR

66

No

Ben-2

No loss/gain

6-ut38

54/F

Foramen magnum

60

1

0

3.0

GTR

31

No

Ben-2

No loss/gain

7-ut39

40/F

Frontal convexity

90

1

0

2.0

GTR

124

No

Ben-2

No loss/gain

8-ut40

37/F

Temporal tentorium

100

1

0

0.5

GTR

110

No

Ben-2

1p,2p loss

9-ut41

66/M

Foramen magnum

90

1

0

1.0

GTR

47

No

Ben-2

1p loss

10-ut42

45/F

Sphenoid ridge

80

1

0

5.8

STR

65

No

Ben-2

1p loss

11-ut35

61/M

Parietal falx

70

2

12

14.5

GTR

30

Yes (DOD)

Mal

1,8p,10,14,22q loss*

12-ut43

50/F

Temporal tentorium

80

2

5

9.2

GTR

38

No

Ben-2

1p,2p,22q loss

  1. Mits mitoses, HPF high power fields, EOR extent of resection, GTR gross total resection, STR subtotal resection, PFS (mo) progression-free survival in months, DOD died of disease, MC methylation class, CNV copy number variation
  2. *This tumor also shows homozygous CDKN2A/B deletions