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Distinct clinical characteristics and prognostic factors of pediatric meningiomas in a 10-year cohort of 198 patients

Jul 2026 · Neurosurgical review · Vol 49 · 0 citations · 35 references
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Pediatric meningiomas display a distinct clinical profile characterized by frequent imaging misdiagnosis, high proportion of intraventricular/parenchymal location, and elevated high-grade pathology.

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