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Fig 1. A polar left temporal lobe lesion. Pre (A) and postoperative(B) aspects. The mesial temporal structures are preserved (pleomorphic xanthoastrocytoma).
Table 1. Prognostic factors: localization, histological diagnoses and resection.
Figure 3. MRI pre operative with similar characteristics in four patients with different  pathological diagnosis:
Table 4. MRI characteristics and pathological diagnoses.

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