Diagnosis of epidermoid tumor by computed tomography. Analysis and evaluation of findings.
Primary intracranial intradural extraventricular epidermoid tumor may be suggested by the findings on computed tomography (CT), which is also useful during the follow-up period. Epidermoid tumors may exhibit minimal symptoms and have usually spread far beyond their original site by the time they are found. Early detection, delineation, and characterization are possible with CT.
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