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Highlights
Epidermoid cysts are benign, slow-growing lesions and may often reach an enormous size without producing neurological symptoms
Less than 1% of cranial tumors are epidermoid tumours, of which 75% are intradural and 25% are intradiploic in location[1]
Intraparenchymal extension of intradiploic epidermoids is known to occur. Both CT and MR imaging modalities enable the preoperative diagnosis of these tumors with good accuracy
Summary
Epidermoid cysts are benign, slow-growing lesions and may often reach an enormous size without producing neurological symptoms.
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