Epidermoid Tumors Involving the Fourth Ventricle

Epidermoid Tumors Involving the Fourth Ventricle

The case histories of three patients with epidermoid tumors of the 4th ventricle treated by surgical excision are presented. All three cases exhibited a prolonged latent period from the onset of symptoms to the final diagnosis. Despite the strategic location and enormous size of all three tumors, on...

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