2008Journal of Pediatric NeurosciencesRequires access

Pediatric cerebellopontine angle medulloblastomas

Raj Kumar, U Bhowmick, Kalra Sk, AK Mahapatra

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Abstract

Medullobastomas are common tumors in children located usually in cerebellar vermis. In adults also, they present and are likely to be laterally placed. Their incidence in rare sites like cerebellopontine angle is also described. The presentation, neuroradiological appearance, and brief summary of histopathological findings are discussed.

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Medullobastomas are common tumors in children located usually in cerebellar vermis. In adults also, they present and are likely to be laterally placed. Their incidence in rare sites like cerebellopontine angle is also described. The presentation, neuroradiological appearance, and brief summary of histopathological findings are discussed.

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Medullobastomas are common tumors in children located usually in cerebellar vermis. In adults also, they present and are likely to be laterally placed. Their incidence in rare sites like cerebellopontine angle is also described. The presentation, neuroradiological appearance, and brief summary of histopathological findings are discussed.

Key concepts: Cerebellopontine angle, Medicine, Presentation (obstetrics), Cerebellar vermis, Medulloblastoma, Incidence (geometry), Radiology, Magnetic resonance imaging

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