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Radiology, Vol 127, 675-679, Copyright © 1978 by Radiological Society of North America

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Extra-axial posterior fossa lesions simulating intra-axial lesions on computed tomography

EM Miller and TH Newton

Differentiation of extra- from intra-axial posterior fossa lesions is sometimes not possible on computed tomography. Six cases are presented wherein the lesion appeared to be intra-axial on computed tomograms yet angiographically and surgically proved to be extra-axial. False localization on computed tomography occurs with slowly growing masses which burrow into brain parenchyma.




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