Ependymoma is a common type of pediatric brain tumors ([approximately equal to] 10% of
all central nervous system tumors in the pediatric age group), it is usually located in the …

Background, Ependymal tumors are uncommon in intracranial tumors. Ependymal origin
usually involves an intraventricular localization. Exceptional intraparenchymal extra …

Background: Ependymoma is the third most common paediatric brain tumor. Ependymomas
in children are usually infratentorial and only one third of the ependymomas are …

Background: Ependymoma is the third most common paediatric brain tumor. Ependymomas
in children are usually infratentorial and only one third of the ependymomas are …

Ependymoma usually occurs in the lateral or the fourth ventricle. Supratentorial
extraventricular ependymoma is relatively rare. However, extraventricular ependymoma …

Ependymomas usually arise from the ependymal lining cells of the ventricular system and
central canal of the spinal cord. Supratentorial ependymoma is a rare entity with the variable …

Majority of ependymomas are infratentorial and intraventricular. Supratentorial and purely
cortical extraventricular ependymomas are extremely rare and only five cases were …

Supratentorial extra-ventricular ependymoma (SEE) are extremely rare in pediatric
population and have varied presentation based on size, location, epicentre and …

Two-thirds of ependymomas arise in the infratentorial or intraventricles, whereas one-third
are located supratentorially. But supratentorial" cortical" ependymomas are very rare. We …

Ependymomas are rare primary glial tumors that arise from ependymal cells found in the
central nervous system. While usually intracranial, they rarely arise from the supratentorial …