OBJECTIVE Intramedullary spinal cord tumors (IMSCTs) are rare tumors with
heterogeneous presentations and natural histories that complicate their management …

ABSTRACT Background: Myxopapillary ependymomas (MPEs) possess leptomeningeal,
neural axis dissemination, seeding metastases, and extra-neural spread which are …

Background Spinal intradural-extramedullary ependymomas (IEEs) most commonly affect
the lumbosacral spine. Because of their neural axis dissemination and adherence to neural …

Background Gamma-knife radiosurgery (GKRS) is an alternative treatment option for
selected intracranial meningiomas. The study's aim is to demonstrate the advantages of T1 …

Background: Spinal tumours are commonly encountered in neurosurgical practice, and
accounts for about 5% of all bone tumors. Usually affects all age groups from 6–84 years …

Introduction: Spinal tumors typically manifest early with signs of compression and/or
invasion, highlighting the critical importance of timely management to prevent irreversible …

Objective: This study set out to evaluate radiology's diagnostic capacity in accurately
establishing a preliminary working diagnosis for various spine tumor types. Materials and …

Spinal tumors are less common than skull tumors and can be primary, originating from the
spinal cord, meninges, or bones, or metastatic, spreading from other body parts. Despite …

Background: Orbital masses including benign and malignant tumors are still an important
diagnostic and therapeutic problem. Magnetic Resonance Imaging MRI has played a crucial …

Background: Spinal tumors are one of the rarest tumors from the Central Nervous System.
The location is essential in determining the differential diagnosis of a spinal tumor. MRI …