Table 1 Chronological summary of 23 cases where lumbosacral neurolymphomatosis was the leading diagnostic feature of lymphoma, or an index manifestation at time of lymphoma recurrence
From: Neurolymphomatosis of the lumbosacral plexus and its branches: case series and literature review
Reference First author, year | Age sex | MRI features a | Cell type | Anatomical location | Relation to diagnosis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
(blinded information), 2018 (present article) | 67 F | Iso T1, ↑T2, homogeneous G+, PET+ | B | R Sciatic (entire thigh) | Pb |
Moussa, 2018 [11] | 80 F | ↓ T1,Int -↑ T2 PET focal + | B | Posterior tibial (ankle) 3.7 × 3.1 × 3.8 cm | P |
Lee, 2016 [12] | 77 M | ↓ T1, Int T2, Subtle periph G+, PET+ | B | L Post tibial (knee) 7.2 × 6.7 × 2 cm | P |
Sideras, 2016 [13] | 65 F | Int T1, ↑ T2, Mild G+, PET+ | B | R Deep peroneal (mid leg) [13]4.9 × 1.2 × 1.0 cm | P |
Shree, 2016 [14] | 68 M | Strong G+ PET + | B | R sciatic (mid thigh) | Rc |
Saito, 2014 [15] | 61 F | PET + | B | R Femoral (pelvis) | R |
Deivaraju, 2014 [16] | 23 F | ↑ T2 | B | L Sciatic (mid thigh) | R |
Koyama, 2010 [17] | 74 F | ↑ T1, PET+ | B | R Common peron (knee) | R |
Kahraman, 2010 [18] | 63 F | ↑ T2, G+ (diffuse pattern) | B | L Sciatic (proximal) | P |
Kosa, 2009 [19] | 60 M | NS | T | Bilateral Sciatic (distal, discrete) | R |
Strobel, 2007 [20] | 59 - | NS | B | L sciatic (entire thigh) | P |
Rota, 2006 [21] | 44 F | ↑T2, G+ | B | R sciatic (proximal thigh) | P |
Descamps, 2006 [22] | 55 M | ↑T2 | B | L sciatic (entire thigh) | P |
Preston, 2001 [23] | 52 M | ↑T2, G + | B | L sciatic (mid thigh) | P |
Moore, 2001 [24] | 69 M | ↑T2, G + | B | R lumbosacral radiculo plexopathy | R |
Misdraji, 2000 [25] | 62 F | ↓T1, ↓↑ T2 | B | L Sciatic (NS) | P |
Misdraji, 2000 [25] | 49 M | NS | B | R Sciatic (NS) | P |
Quinones, 2000 [26] | 52 M | ↓T1, ↑T2, Slight G+ | B | R Sciatic (entire thigh and proximal tibial branch) | P |
Roncaroli, 1997 [27] | 44 M | NS | B | L Sciatic (lower thigh), 5 cm segment | P |
Masahiko, 1995 [28] | 34 M | ↓T1, marked G+. | T | L Sciatic (entire thigh) | P |
Eusebi, 1990 [29] | 72 M | NS | B | Sciatic (Ischium to lower tibial nerve) | P |
Pillay, 1988 [30] | 61 M | ↑T1, ↑T2 | B | L Sciatic (proximal thigh) 4 cm segment | P |
Purohit, 1986 [31] | 64 F | NS | B | R Sciatic (lower half) 10 cm segment | P |