Prenatal diagnosis of intracranial tumors generally implies a poor prognosis. We present three such cases, where prognostication was difficult. We attempted to correlate our prenatal counseling with postnatal follow-up/postabortal diagnosis. In the first case, tumor was diagnosed at 37 weeks. Ultrasound and fetal/neonatal MRI suggested a malignant intraventricular tumor. Anticipating guarded pr...

Choroid plexus tumor (CPT) is a rare neoplasm, arising from the neuroepithelial lining.1 After its first description in 1832, more than 500 CPT patients have been described in literature.2 Three quarters of the patients are children, with tumors most often found in the lateral ventricles. In adults, the fourth ventricle and its recesses are the most common sites of origin.1 The histopathology o...