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UNUSUAL FEATURES OF LEPTOMENINGEAL CYSTS

BEHROOZ AZAR-KIA M.D., F.F.R., ENRIQUE PALACIOS M.D., and RICHARD A. COOPER M.D.

Three leptomeningeal cysts are demonstrated in their most unusual location, in the occiput.

In addition, one cyst is shown to have free communication with the subarachnoid space and another displays an intracranial mass effect.


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