Multiple Concomitant Primary CNS Tumors of Different Histology: Report of Two Cases
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Two cases of multiple concomitant CNS tumors of different histologic types are presented. One was a case of neurofibromatosis type 2 (NF2) with 6 CNS tumors, and the other a case of 4 CNS tumors without any evidence of NF. To our knowledge, there is no report of concomitant occurrence of 6 CNS tumors in the medical literature. Neuroradiological and operative findings are illustrated and discussed.
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volume 26 issue 3-4
pages 167- 170
publication date 2001-12-01
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