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Cite Journal: Surgical Neurology |  Publication Date: Nov 1, 1989 |
 Citations: 30 |
Affiliation: University of Washington
A case of lipomatous (lipoblastic) meningioma is described. Atypical radiographic features of low density on computed tomography scanning and high intensity on T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging corresponded to the presence of adipose tissue within the tumor. A review of the literature indicates few similar reported cases
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