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Patient Localization Interval Between Surgery and MRI Maximal Dimension (mm) Probability of PG Final Diagnosis (reference standard) C MRI CE-MRA 1 Vagal 4 years 20 1 2 PG (surgery + pathology) 2 Jugulotympanic 9 months 16 1 2 PG (SD) 3 Vagal 4 years 22 2 2 PG (SD) 4 Jugulotympanic 6 months 41 2 2 PG (SD) CBT 6 months 4 1 0 Postoperative scar (follow-up)
Note:—CBT indicates carotid body tumor; C MRI, conventional MR imaging; PG, paraganglioma; SD, surgical data (known tumor residue); 2, probable; 1, uncertain; 0, improbable.