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Abstract Meningiomas are typically found in adults, with an average diagnosis age of 66. However, they can occur in children, presenting unique clinical and immunohistochemical characteristics. This report explores a rare pediatric case of anaplastic meningioma, highlighting the diagnostic and treatment challenges involved. This patient’s clinical presentation and imaging studies suggested an intracranial tumor.
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