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Abstract A 49-year-old man developed a gliosarcoma with prominent osteoid components 15 months after surgical resection and postoperative radiation and chemotherapy for a right frontal glioblastoma multiforme. The recurrent tumor was distinguished from the original lesion by the presence of dense ossification, visible on CT, at the original tumor site. The relevant literature is reviewed.
Abstract CT easily diagnoses epidural hematomas. The appearance of an epidural hematoma may be delayed by compression from a contralateral lesion. The possibility of a delayed epidural hematoma should be kept in mind in the presence of additional findings such as a skull fracture contralateral to the original lesion or decompression of the epidural hematoma into either the subgaleal or the subarachnoid...
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