Presentation
Worsening headache.
Patient Data
Age: 85
Gender: Female
From the case:
Massive meningioma
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Very large calcified extra-axial, intracranial mass extending from the posterior right parietal calvarium. Mass effect on the adjacent parietal lobe with a small amount of surrounding edema. This results in leftward midline shift of approximately 6 mm.
Case Discussion
Very large calcified extra-axial mass. There is little surrounding edema in the brain parenchyma suggesting a very slow-growing, indolent process. This is most consistent with a meningioma.