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MRI at diagnosis showing broad-based attachment lesion to the meninges with indentation upon the adjacent brain parenchyma.
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An MRI with and without gadolinium showed 2.4 cm extraaxial mass at the vertex compatible with meningioma which showed intermediate signal on T1 and T2 sequences and enhanced homogeneously, the sagittal sinus was compressed by the mass, and the orbital and soft tissue of the skull base was normal (Figure 1).
MRI posttreatment showing resolution of the disease with postsurgical changes.
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T1, and high T2 high flair intensity with no enhancement was seen in left high medial frontal parietal parenchyma mostly representing postsurgical changes (Figure 2). There was no evidence of recurrent or residual disease.