Abstract
The unusual appearance of the large cisterna magna on computed tomography is presented and the radiographic signs are reviewed and correlated. This entity may be confused with a variety of other lesions. Awareness of such developmental anomalies may obviate the need for angiography and pneumoencephalography in selected cases.
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