Meningiomas account for approximately 15–20% of all brain tumors, and are the most
common benign intracranial tumor. These neoplasms develop from cap cells in the …

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Objective Sphenoid wing meningiomas are the third most common group of intracranial
meningiomas. Their management is a challenge because of their bone invasion potential …

The middle cranial fossa is the site of several tumors. These tumors may be primarily
intracranial, arising from the meninges or cranial nerves, such as meningiomas or …

Meningiomas have long defied crisp categorization. They can be firm or soft, globoid or en
plaque, single or multiple, confined or infiltrative, and so on. In our efforts to understand them …

Background There have been major developments in diagnostic and surgical and non-
surgical techniques used in the management of meningiomas over last three decades. We …

We have reviewed intracranial meningiomas operated in our university hospital with varying
degrees of removal and with follow-up periods of 60 months on average, excepting the …

Background and Objective Complete resection of a central skull base meningioma (CSM) is
possible, but it is often associated with high morbidity. Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) plays …

Surgery is curative for most meningiomas, but a minority of these tumors recur and progress
after resection. Initial trials of medical therapies for meningioma utilized nonspecific cytotoxic …