glioma

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Chengdu Puji Ji Traditional Chinese Medicine Research Institute

Chengdu Puji TRADITIONAL CHINESE MEDICINE RESEARCHINSTITUTE Traditional Chinese Medicine Outpatient Department

Chengdu Puji Ji

Traditional Chinese Medicine for tumor rehabilitation cases

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V differentiate treatment according to symptoms and signs V treat the root and the symptoms simultaneously survive with tumor

Clinical overview:

Disease type: glioma Age: 26 Gender: male Region: Shanxi

Shanxi Province, Jinzhong City, 26-year-old patient with glioma [PATIENT], follow-up examination in July 2025 shows tumor in brainstem and cerebellum

size of the nodular lesion is approximately 1.2cm × 1.0cm, visited this hospital from August;

Jiejiu City People's Hospital

MRI Diagnostic Report

Department: Neurosurgery

Name: [REDACTED]

Outpatient number: [REDACTED] Hospitalization number:

[REDACTED]

Age: 27 years old

Date of examination: 2025.07.22 08:46:43

Imaging number: [REDACTED]

Examination site: magnetic resonance (MR) scan of the head and brain, plain scan plus special functional imaging (diffusion imaging)

irregularly shaped abnormal signal, size approximately 2.3cm × 6.0cm × 2.5om (vertical diameter × left-right diameter × anterior

Left thalamic tumor post-surgery: poor continuity of bone in left temporal and parietal regions. Left temporal and occipital regions show

posterior), T1WI, FLAIR, DWI show low signal, T2WI shows high signal, ADC shows high signal, surrounding

1.0cm. Midline structures are centered. Enlargement of the posterior angle of left lateral ventricle.

Enhanced scanning shows linear and nodular enhancement; nodular lesion size between brainstem and cerebellum approximately 1.2cm x

appears as isointense mixed signal. No clear enhancement on enhanced scanning.

Bilateral temporal bone mastoid air cells disappeared, replaced by irregular soft tissue shadows. T1WI shows low signal, T2WI

Complete with magnetization artifacts, changes due to ventricular drainage surgery.

Thickened mucosa in bilateral maxillary sinuses, ethmoid sinuses, frontal sinuses, and sphenoid sinuses.

color Doppler diagnosis gradually

3. Acute otitis of both temporal bones and mastoid air cells;

2. Magnetic susceptibility artifacts seen at the right skull locally, postoperative changes after ventricular drainage procedure;

1. Postoperative residual lesion in the left thalamus after tumor resection, nodular lesion between brainstem and cerebellum, considered postoperative residual;

4. Acute sinusitis of all groups.

Report date: 2025.07.23 09:56:04

Level of a tertiary-level medical institution.

This report is for clinical reference only

Valid after signed by the radiology doctor; this report

Reporting physician:

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After patient took medication, re-examination in October 2025 showed that the size of the nodule between brainstem and cerebellum was

Approximately 1.0cm × 0.6cm.

MRI Diagnostic Report Form

Neurosurgery outpatient number: [REDACTED] Hospital admission number:

[REDACTED]

Gender: male

Age: 27 years old

one-7 day 1•905 10.21 09:56:49

Site: Magnetic resonance (MR) scan of the head and brain, plain scan + special functional imaging (diffusion imaging)

Only findings:

irregularly shaped abnormal signal shadow, size about 2.3cm×6.0cm×2.5cm (vertical diameter × left-right diameter × anterior

Postoperative changes after left thalamic tumor: poor continuity of bone in the left temporal and parietal regions. Abnormal signals visible in the left temporal and parietal lobes

in the posterior region), T1WI, FLAIR, DWI show low signal, T2WI shows high signal, ADC shows high signal, surrounding

Patchy areas of water signal visible.

0.6cm. Midline structures are centered. The posterior angle of the left lateral ventricle is enlarged.

Enhanced scanning shows linear and nodular enhancement at the lesion site, nodule between brainstem and cerebellum approximately 1.0cm ×

Mucosal thickening in both maxillary sinuses and frontal sinuses.

Magnetic susceptibility artifacts visible at the right parietal bone locally.

Postoperative changes after ventricular drainage procedure.

Diagnosis:

improvement: nodule between brainstem and cerebellum, postoperative residual decreased;

1. Postoperative changes in the left thalamic tumor, compared with the 2025-07-21 head MRI non-contrast and enhanced scan, are obvious

3. Bilateral maxillary sinuses and frontal sinuses inflammation.

2. Magnetic susceptibility artifact seen locally on the right skull, postoperative changes from ventricular drainage procedure;

Date: 2025.10.21 11:01:29

For clinical reference only;

valid after signature by radiology doctor;

Reporting physician:

Reviewing physician: