Radiologic features of pediatric thalamic and hypothalamic tumors

D. R. Lefton; R. S. Pinto; V. M. Silvera; F. A. DeLara; J. B. Schwartz; J. O. Haller

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Radiologic features of pediatric thalamic and hypothalamic tumors

D. R. Lefton, R. S. Pinto, V. M. Silvera, F. A. DeLara, J. B. Schwartz, J. O. Haller

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Abstract

A variety of histologic subtypes of tumor may affect the thalamus and the hypothalamus in the pediatric population. These tumors have radiologic features that are useful in predicting pathology. We discuss the radiologic findings of childhood thalamic and hypothalamic tumors and provide imaging examples.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	237-278
Number of pages	42
Journal	Critical Reviews in Diagnostic Imaging
Volume	41
Issue number	4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3109/10408370091179217
State	Published - 2000
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Brain neoplasms
Hypothalamus
MRI
Supratentorial neoplasms
Thalamus

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Radiologic features of pediatric thalamic and hypothalamic tumors

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