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Axial brain CT demonstrates left gyriform calcifications as well as bilateral cerebral atrophy and dilatation of both lateral ventricles that is more prominent on the left side.
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It also revealed gyriform calcifications in the left fronto-temporo-parietal region, with bilateral cerebral atrophy and dilatation of both lateral ventricles which was significantly more prominent on the left side (Figure 1).
Coronal brain MRI (T1 with contrast) demonstrates a dura-based mass in the left parasagittal posterior parietal region, with enhancement and surrounding vasogenic edema.
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Brain MRI with contrast (Figure 2) revealed a dura-based mass in the left parasagittal posterior parietal region, with enhancement and extensive surrounding vasogenic edema.
Coronal brain MRI (T1 with contrast) shows post-operative changes after resection of the meningioma. It also demonstrates asymmetrical dilatation of the lateral ventricles.
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The patient was referred to neurosurgery and the intracranial mass was excised (Figure 3).
Left frontotemporal lipoma (right) and left face lesions due to nevus sebaceous (left).
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Also, during evaluation, it was noted that the patient had several left-sided skin lesions over his face (Figure 4), scalp, posterior neck, abdomen, back and the left inguinal area. One of these lipomas was in the left frontotemporal area (Figure 4).