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Magnetic resonance imaging of multiple meningiomas arising within the same hemisphere. (a-c) Representative axial slices of T1-weighted magnetic resonance images after gadolinium contrast administration are shown. The arrows point to the (b) smaller frontal convexity tumor (c) and dominant parafalcine tumor, targeted through surgical resection.
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A brain magnetic resonance imaging with and without contrast demonstrated ten distinct dural-based, homogeneously enhancing lesions within the right hemisphere (Figure 1a-c), the largest measuring 5 x 8 cm (arrow, Figure 1c) and effacing the lateral ventricles. She was taken to the operating room for resection of the dominant right parafalcine mass (arrow, Figure 1c) and four other (arrow, Figure 1b) lesions that were amenable to the same incision and craniotomy access.