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Neoplasms

  • The age distribution of CNS tumors in children is trimodal - What types of tumors are most common in neonates?
  • What are the common presenting symptoms of infratentorial masses?
  • What are the four most common infratentorial neoplasms?
  • What are the most common neoplasms of childhood?
  • What causes an enlarged sella turcica?
  • What do craniopharyngiomas look like?
  • What is the appearance of a juvenile pilocytic astrocytoma?
  • What is the claw sign?
  • What is the most common cause of a parasellar mass?
  • What is the most commonly used radiologic screening modality for CNS tumors?
  • What is the most helpful modality for presurgical evaluation?
  • What is the radiographic appearance of medulloblastomas?
  • What treatment is appropriate for craniopharyngiomas?
  • What types of CNS tumors are most common in children 10-12 years?
  • What types of CNS tumors are most common in children 3-5 years?
  • Where do craniopharyngiomas originate?
  • Where do ependymomas arise?
  • Where do juvenile pilocytic astrocytomas arise?
  • Where do medulloblastomas arise?

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