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Pablo Hernández Vitorique1,2, Sixto Manuel Nieto Vallejo3, Natalia Jiménez Cortés4
1Departamento de Neurología, Hospital Virgen de la Victoria, Málaga, Spain.
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Intracranial pseudotumoral lesions pose a considerable diagnostic challenge, arising from various etiologies, with multiple sclerosis being 1 such etiology. While characteristic radiologic features often enable differentiation from neoplastic processes, in certain instances, pseudotumoral lesions can present similarly to highly malignant tumors, complicating the diagnostic process.
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