Biom-51. Factors Associated With Declining Sex Discrepancy in Meningioma With Increasing Tumor Aggressiveness: Retrospective Review of a Rural Pennsylvania Cohort
Abstract:INTRODUCTION
Meningioma is the most common benign primary brain tumor in adults comprising 37% of all primary CNS tumors. Approximately 81.1% of meningiomas are grade I, 16.9% - grade II, and 1.7% - grade III. While females are 2.5 times more likely to have meningiomas, males more commonly have aggressive grades. Loss of progesterone receptor (PR) and presence of androgen receptor (AR) are associated with tumor aggressiveness. We observed a declining sex-discrepancy with increasing tumor grad… Show more
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