[Intracerebral XXXX --report of a case].

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A 61-year-old and right handed @entity1 was admitted to our department on August 11, 1980. The @entity1 had three month history of focal fits, progressive @entity1158 , and motor dominant @entity2026 . The neuroradiological examination revealed a space taking lesion at the left frontoparietal area, which showed a small @entity5 stain with early filled draining vein on the left carotid angiogram, and iso-high dense mass with marked contrast enhancement on the CT scan. The EEG findings showed polymorphous delta rhythm in the left frontal and parietal areas. On August 28, total @entity5 was performed. The @entity5 was a intracerebral, fibrous @entity3928 without involvement of the pia and dura mater. The removed @entity5 was measured approximately 6 X 5 X 4 cm in size, and consistence of the @entity5 was mostly elastic hard and partially soft and hemorrhagic. Histologically, the @entity5 composed of an admixture of bizarre histiocytes and fibroblasts, multinucleated giant cells, xanthoma cells and siderophages, with @entity82 . After surgery, no distinct lesion was demonstrated on the whole body CT scan and garium and @entity1136 scintigram in the abdomen and the lung. The right @entity1158 and @entity2026 were improved gradually, and the @entity1 discharged on December 20, 1980. We discussed the origin of this @entity5 , and angiographic and CT scan findings on the literature.
