Presentation
Dizziness and headaches.
Patient Data
Age: 57
Gender: Female
From the case:
Pineocytoma
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Solid oval lesion in the pineal region. Pineal calcifications are dispersed peripherally. Hydrocephalus.
From the case:
Pineocytoma
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Solid pineal region mass which is T2/FLAIR isointense to brain parenchyma. Intense enhancement post IV gadolinium.
Case Discussion
After right frontal trepanation and infratentorial craniotomy, there are no more signs of hydrocephalus.
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