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Axial view of T1W image showing isointense, well-defined lesion seen in right cerebellopontine angle causing rotation of brain stem and compression of contralateral CP angle.
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Flair axial image showing hyperintense, well-defined lesion seen in right cerebellopontine angle causing rotation of brain stem and compression of contralateral CP angle.
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MRI T1W axial image with contrast shows well-defined intensity enhancing extra-axial mass lesion involving right cerebral pontine angle region. MRI impression: MRI study in contrast revealed possibility of CP angle Schwannoma or Meningioma.
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Further MRI with contrast revealed possibility of cerebellopontine angle Schwannoma or meningioma (Figure 3).
Histopathology slide: histopathologically showing characteristic whorling suggestive of meningioma.
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Hospital, Mumbai, under general anesthesia. Histopathological examination showed characteristic whirling suggestive of meningioma (Figure 4).