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PRIMARY LYMPHANGIOMA OF THE CALVARIUM

MORDECAI KOPPERMAN M.D. and JOHN E. ANTOINE M.D.

Primary lymphangioma, a rare lesion, should be considered in patients with isolated destructive lesions involving the skull.

The diagnosis presently is made by biopsy.

Extent of osseous involvement may be determined by utilizing a bone scan in conjunction with the more routine skeletal survey.


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