Extraventricular neurocytomas stratified by tumor location and histological subtype: clinical features, radiology, pathology, and prognosis

Short summary

Extraventricular neurocytomas (EVNs) in the brain parenchyma are diagnosed in younger patients (25 vs. 49 years) and present differently (headache/seizures vs. visual decline) and on MRI (cystic-solid vs. solid) compared to those in the sellar region. Despite distinct imaging and GFAP expression, neither tumor location nor histological subtype (typical vs. atypical) significantly impacted progression-free survival in this small cohort.

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