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Senft C et al. – Both maximum and mean Cho differ between low– and high–grade gliomas. Compared with contrast enhancement, mean Cho, and Cho/Cr, maximum Cho of the tumor provides the highest accuracy in discriminating between low– and high–grade tumors, indicating usefulness of this single parameter in the process of therapeutic decision making.

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