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Meningioma and associated cavernous hemangioma as a parasellar tumor
1Neurosurgical University Clinic, Bonn, West-Germany.
Neurosurgical Review
|January 1, 1988
Abstract:
A case of meningioma and associated cavernous hemangioma is described as a parasellar tumor. The meningioma was completely removed. The cavernous hemangioma was subtotally removed because of the high risk.
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