Abstract
Intracranial dural metastasis is increasingly encountered in imaging. Autopsies conducted on patients with advanced metastatic disease demonstrate dural involvement in 9% of cases, with breast and prostate cancer the most common primaries [1]. Awareness of this entity and imaging appearances is especially important in evaluating malignancies prone to dural metastasis.
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