Titlebook: Cranial Meningiomas; Diagnosis — Biology Gianni Boris Brada?,Ron Ferszt,Brian E. Kendall Book 1990 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1990

Dedication

Ossification

Convexity, Parasagittal, and Falx Meningiomas,Tumours of the convexity and those located in the parasagittal area are the most frequent of the intracranial meningiomas. Together they account for about 40% of all meningiomas, and about 50% of them occur in women [128].

ETHER

Meningiomas of the Sphenoid Wing and Middle Cranial Fossa,This is the third most frequent site for intracranial meningiomas after the convexity and parasagittal regions, constituting about 25% of intracranial meningiomas. About 66% of them occur in women [128].

Medicare

圓柱

Phenothiazines

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Frontobasal Meningiomas,ne with varying degrees of lateral extension. According to the apparent primary point of dural attachment, the following subgroups are distinguished (see diagram) as meningiomas of crista galli, olfactory groove, planum sphenoidale, tuberculum sellae, dorsum sellae, diaphragma sellae and orbital roof.

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Tentorial Meningiomas,e margins of the tentorial incisura. They join posteriorly at the midline, at the apex of the tentorium, and, immediately behind this, the tentorium fuses with the falx. The falx-tentorial junction contains the straight sinus, draining Galen’s vein and the inferior sagittal sinus.

Hyperalgesia

廢除

Grundlagen der Informationsverarbeitung,in nonspecialized centres many patients have plain x-rays as the first diagnostic step and so it remains useful to define briefly the typical radiological signs which can be suggestive of intracranial meningioma. These should lead to more precise investigation with CT or MRI.