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Fig 1.

The study methods in a flowchart. HFTSMA = hierarchical free text string-matching algorithm; csv = formatted text output (tab or comma separated).

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Table 1.

Patients by primary site and Lesions by primary site and location.

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Fig 2.

The brain metastases by neuroanatomical site.

This figure is applicable in the diagnostic context; if the neuroanatomical site is known, it helps answer the question “How likely is a metastasis from a primary tumour that arose from ‘X’?”.

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Table 2.

Pathology by neuroanatomical site (Diagnostic Perspective).

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Fig 3.

The brain metastases by primary site.

This figure is applicable in the pathobiologic context; if the primary site is known, it helps answer the question “How likely is a metastasis to the neuroanatomical site ‘Y’?”.

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Table 3.

Distribution of metastatic tumours by primary site (Pathobiologic Perspective).

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Table 4.

Neuroanatomical site overlap.

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Table 5.

Clinical history.

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