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Revision as of 22:30, 4 March 2024
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General information
- Meningiomas are a group of tumors that are believed to originate in meningothelial cells of the arachnoid membrane.
- They may be intracranial (MC), intraorbital, or intra-spinal.
Parasagittal and falx meningiomas
Sindou grading
Grading of meningioma invasion to SSS
- Type I - attachment to lat. wall of sinus.
- Type II - invasion of lat. recess.
- Type III - invasion of lat. wall.
- Type IV - invasion of lat. wall & roof.
- Type V - total sinus occlusion, contral. wall spared.
- Type VI - total sinus occlusion, invasion of all walls.
Diagnosis
Imaging findings
- Wide dural based
- Hyperostosis
- Dural tail
- Calcifications
- Homogeneous enhancement
- Pneumosinus dilatans
- MRI: isointense on T1WI, hypointense on T2WI
Histopathology
- The tumour cells have features of both syncytial and fibroblastic type forming whorls which contain central laminated areas of calcification called psammoma bodies.