OBJECTIVE: The present work was planned to report the incidence of calcification and
ossification of an isolated cranial dural fold. The form, degree of severity and range of …

Intracranial calcifications are commonly observed and they must not be confused with
ossified foci. Ossified intracranial structures are almost always observed during …

A study of dural calcification is presented. The detection by roentgenography of 164 cases of
dural calcification among 1, 162 neurological and neurosurgical patients represented an …

During the routine dissection of the head and neck of an adult male cadaver complete
ossification of the falx cerebri was noted. Anomalous ossification was not found in any other …

Awareness of anomalous ossification of the falx cereberi is a useful guide for both in studies
of human anatomy and in clinical practice today. It is of significant practical importance for …

OBJECTIVE: Variations in the shape and size of the cerebral falx can embarrass the surgical
treatment of lesions in and around the falx. In this study, anatomy and morphometry of the …

An area of high signal has been observed as an incidental finding on routine T1-weighted
sequences of the brain. Correlation with CT scans and/or plain skull films revealed the …

RESULTS: Type A, defined as normal appearance, has been detected in 243 cranium. In 57
cranium (19%), increased osseous thickening cases with different appearance were …

In discussing mineralization of the falx cerebri many radiology textbooks use the term
calcification and make no mention of ossification. A retrospective study of 18 consecutive …

During the last three years, CT and MRI brain scans of 40 patients revealed falx cerebri
partial ossification as an incidental finding. The patients had been admitted for brain CT and …