Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
3071683 Neurocirugía 2011 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
Leptomeningeal spread is a rare phenomenon and when it happens usually doesn't change the primary tumor's behavior. In our case the aggressivenes could be explained by a potential malignization of the primary tumor that it wasn't documented because of the partial resectionss from the lasts surgeries or instead the tumor was actually a monomorphous pilomyxoid tumor.
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