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Table 3: 
Kinetic permeability metrics of jugular foramen tumorsa
VeSERKepVpKtrans
Paraganglioma0.06 (SD, 0.17)148.1 (SD, 23.1)0.46 (SD, 0.78)0.47 (SD, 0.19)0.08 (SD, 0.22)
Schwannoma0.53 (SD, 0.25)61.5 (SD, 19.6)0.55 (SD, 0.32)0.087 (SD, 0.81)0.29 (SD, 0.28)
P value<.001<.001.77<.001.10
  • ↵a There is a statistically significant difference between paragangliomas and schwannomas when comparing their values for VE, SER, and VP. Data are means unless otherwise indicated.