Occlusive radiation cerebral vasculopathy implies medical complexity: a case report

Table 1 Reported cases of radiation-induced intracranial vasculopathy

Reference	Age (years)	Cancer type	Latency to the documented vascular lesion (year/s)
[7]	57	Fourth ventricular ependymoma	0.3
[7]	26	Right insular oligodendroglioma	10
[11]	10	Craniopharyngioma	4
[11]	2.5	Atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor	1
[11]	15	Medulloblastoma	8
[11]	9	Craniopharyngioma	1
[11]	5	Anaplastic astrocytoma	2
[1]	34	Right thalamic astrocytoma	18
[1]	46	Anaplastic astrocytoma	9
[12]	9	Optic chiasmatic glioma	9
[12]	17	Optic nerve glioma	2
[10]	31	Craniopharyngioma	19
[10]	15	Germinoma	5
[10]	8	Optic glioma	7
[13]	68	Pituitary adenoma	8
[14]	20	Pituitary adenoma	7
[15]	0.5	Optic nerve astrocytoma	14.5
[16]	12	Craniopharyngioma	2
[16]	34	Suprasellar germinoma	9
[16]	3	Pilocytic astrocytoma	2
[17]	8	Optic glioma	4
[17]	7	Retinoblastoma	5.5
[17]	29	Medulloblastoma	23
[18]	20	Hodgkin’s disease	5
[19]	6	Optic glioma	3
[8]	38	Anaplastic astrocytoma	12
[6]	19	Craniopharyngioma	12
[20]	3	Hypothalamic tumor	0.5
[20]	11	Periventricular astrocytoma	2.5

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