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Meningiomas are tumours derived from meningothelial cells. They represent one of the largest groups of primary intracranial tumors. In about 80%, they are slow growing, of a benign histology, and have a higher prevalence in women than in men (2:1). However, especially high-grade meningiomas are known for their rapid growth and a signi icantly increased likelihood of recurrence after treatment. According to the WHO classi ication of tumors of the central nervous system, meningiomas can be classi ied into three grades: I – benign meningiomas, II – atypical meningiomas, and III – anaplastic/ malignant meningiomas. Most meningiomas are grade I (90%); grade II represents 5% – 7% of all meningiomas and grade III constitutes 1% – 3%. The treatment of meningiomas can be challenging due their proximity to organs like the brainstem or cranial nerves.

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PET/MRI, aiming to improve the target for Fractionated Stereotactic Radiotherapy (FSRT) in recurrence of resected skull base meningioma after 2 years: Case report