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Intracerebral osteoma: case report.

A 28-year-old woman presented with 6 months of intractable left frontal headache that was proved to be due to an intracranial lesion. After successful surgical removal, it was found to be an intracerebral osteoma without a dural attachment. The literature of intracerebral osteoma is reviewed.

S. T. Lee | T. Lui

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