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A hitherto unreported case is presented wherein a 2year old child had a 'cranial lipomeningocoel' or a 'nasal lipo-encephalocoel'. The child presented with a growing mass in the base of… Click to show full abstract
A hitherto unreported case is presented wherein a 2year old child had a 'cranial lipomeningocoel' or a 'nasal lipo-encephalocoel'. The child presented with a growing mass in the base of the nose. Investigations revealed that the nasal mass was a lipoma that was an extension of intracranial lipoma. The intracranial component extended up to corpus callosum. Resection of the extracranial extension and basal reconstruction resulted in cosmetic recovery.
Keywords:
cranial lipomeningocoel;
callosal lipoma;
lipoma extending;
corpus callosal;
lipomeningocoel
Journal Title: Journal of Clinical Neuroscience
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Journal of Clinical Neuroscience
Year Published: 2017
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