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A dural tail is an MRI finding that strongly suggests that the lesion is a meningioma. The current understanding of a dural tail suggest that the actual "tail" is due to dural hypertrophy, rather than tapering of the actual menigioma.
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View Matt Skalski's current disclosuresA dural tail is an MRI finding that strongly suggests that the lesion is a meningioma. The current understanding of a dural tail suggest that the actual "tail" is due to dural hypertrophy, rather than tapering of the actual menigioma.
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