Titlebook: Cranial Meningiomas; Diagnosis — Biology Gianni Boris Brada?,Ron Ferszt,Brian E. Kendall Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990

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Jean-Louis Reymond,Peter Babiak The appearances of meningiomas in different regions will be detailed in other chapters, together with the relation of CT to other tests and the differential diagnosis. Only general principles will be indicated in this section.

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ology, radiology and surgery. The first section of the book deals with .general diagnostic aspects.. The typical histopathological features of meningiomas and the various abnormalities shown by imaging methods are discussed. The second section elucidates the .growth pattern. of meningiomas arising i

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Computed Tomography,d as meningiomas in only 4%–7% of cases [61, 207, 223, 237]. Missed lesions are usually located in the posterior fossa and floor of the anterior and middle cranial fossae, and are usually low and flat; misdiagnoses usually result when lesions display atypical features. The sensitivity of CT is simil

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging,onance imaging (MRI) is based on a completely different principle. There are some excellent reviews explaining the physical aspects of this technique [224] to which we refer. Very briefly we can say here that nuclei containing an unpaired number of protons rotate on their own axis (Spin) and in doin

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