2021
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-706250/v1
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Right Basal Ganglia Germinoma: Case Report and Literature Review

Abstract: Background: Among intracranial germinomas, germinoma of basal ganglia has been rarely reported. We discuss a new case of basal ganglia germinoma(BGG) and perform the literature review over the last two decades, with the aim of emphasizing the diagnosis and treatment in early-stage BGG.Case presentation: A seven years old Chinese boy presented with 4 months history of left limb movement disorder and oblique right mouth corner. The human chorionic gonadotropin(HCG) level in cerebrospinal fluid(CSF) was slightly … Show more

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“…Although there are many primary sites of extrinsic gonadal germ cell tumors, imaging is still of great signi cance for their diagnosis. For example, mediastinal germ cell tumors are mostly manifested as anterior mediastinal tumors, which can invade pericardium, pleura and adjacent large blood vessels, and metastases to other organs [12] . On CT scans, germinoma is a well-de ned isodense to dense mass with uniform enhancement at the performing part.…”
Section: Admission Diagnosis; Space Occupying Lesion In Spinal Canalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although there are many primary sites of extrinsic gonadal germ cell tumors, imaging is still of great signi cance for their diagnosis. For example, mediastinal germ cell tumors are mostly manifested as anterior mediastinal tumors, which can invade pericardium, pleura and adjacent large blood vessels, and metastases to other organs [12] . On CT scans, germinoma is a well-de ned isodense to dense mass with uniform enhancement at the performing part.…”
Section: Admission Diagnosis; Space Occupying Lesion In Spinal Canalmentioning
confidence: 99%