PSEUDOTUMORS IN THE BRAIN

Paratesticular Fibrous Pseudotumors

Paratesticular fibrous pseudotumors (PFPs) are rare pathologies with quite wide and variable topographic-morphological features. It is difficult to distinguish PFPs from malignant masses. Treatment can be done by resection of the mass. We reported a young patient's findings about this rare pathology.

[Intraparenchymal pulmonary inflammatory pseudotumors].

Inflammatory pseudotumors are rare entities which occasionally affect the pulmonary parenchyma. Their clinical diagnosis arises in a variety of ways and half the time they are detected by chance. Deciding on a therapeutic approach is difficult because a firm diagnosis is established only after studying the excised tissue. We describe our experience with the diagnosis, surgical treatment, and fo...

Inflammatory pseudotumors of the paranasal sinuses.

UNLABELLED Inflammatory pseudotumors may be defined as lesions that clinically and radiologically simulate neoplasms. These tumor are not a single clinical-pathological entity, but rather a generic term applied to any nonspecific, chronic, inflammatory expanding lesion. There are few reports of inflammatory pseudotumors in the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses. CASE REPORT We report three ca...

Inflammatory pseudotumors of the paranasal sinuses Summary

Bilateral inflammatory pseudotumors of the ciliary body.

Non-neoplastic inflammatory pseudotumors have been reported to arise at extraocular sites within the orbit" as well as in the posterior uveal tract."* Since their clinical appearance was indistinguishable from that of a malignant melanoma of the choroid, psuedotumors presenting as intraocular masses have been treated by enucleation and their true nature was not apparent until histologic examina...