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Table 1 Literature Review: Clinical characteristics of primary intramedullary spinal cord lymphoma

From: Primary intramedullary spinal cord lymphoma misdiagnosed as longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis: a case report and literature review

Characteristic

Ratio (%)

Demographics

 

 Sex

 

  Male

13/32 (41)

  Female

19/32 (59)

 Age

 

  ≥ 40

25/32 (78)

  ≥ 50

18/32 (56)

Clinical symptoms

 

 Limb weakness

29/31 (94)

 Limb numbness

21/31 (68)

 Neck or back pain

14/31 (45)

 Limb pain

1/31 (3)

 Bowel and bladder dysfunction

15/31 (48)

 Ataxia

6/31 (19)

 Ocular signs

4/31(13)

Distribution of lesions

 

 Cervical segments

17/28 (59)

 Thoracic segments

19/28 (68)

 Lumbar segments

8/28 (29)

 Sacral segment

3/28 (11)

 Extramedullary involvement

12/32 (38)