[A rare case of cranial @entity3 from XXXX ].

@entity2067 @entity5 @entity409 @entity79 @entity160 @entity3 @entity157 @entity10
This is the first reported case of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings of cranial @entity3 from @entity157 . A 53-year-old male was admitted to our hospital on August 23, 1994, complaining of severe @entity10 and a subcutaneous mass on the forehead. He was diagnosed as @entity157 in February, 1994, at another hospital. Because of multiple intrahepatic @entity3 , he was inoperable and received transarterial embolization (TAE) on February 15, 1994. He had noticed the subcutaneous mass two months prior to admission, and its recent rapid growth, and morning @entity10 . On admission, there was no abnormality observed by neurological and physical examination except the subcutaneous mass on his forehead, 5 x 7 cm in size. It was elastic soft and unmovable, and he felt tenderness. Laboratory examination showed only mild @entity409 . HBsAg was negative, and @entity160 and PIVKA-II (Protein Induced by @entity2067 Antagonists) were within normal limit. Skull X-ray showed a round bone defect in the frontal bone. Computerized tomographic (CT) scan showed @entity79 and a well-circumscribed high density mass extending from the frontal subcutaneous region into the cranial cavity. MRI showed the @entity5 compressing the left frontal lobe on T1 weighted image as isointense and T2 weighted image showed a slight low intense mass. The @entity5 was clearly enhanced on both CT scan and MRI. Left external carotid angiogram demonstrated that the hypervascular @entity5 mainly fed by a frontal branch of the left superficial temporal artery in the frontal region. @entity5 and bone scintigram revealed multiple bone @entity3 . Lung CT scan showed no @entity3 .(ABSTRACT TRUNCATED AT 250 WORDS)
