Microcystic meningioma

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Microcystic Meningioma is a recognized meningioma histological subtype, classified by the WHO as typically Grade 1 (benign).

Definition: A variant of meningioma characterized by abundant small cystic spaces (microcysts) between tumor cells.

Symptoms depend on tumor location (e.g., headaches, seizures, focal neurological deficits).

Growth is usually slow.

Microcystic meningioma diagnosis.

Very good, since it is usually a benign lesion (WHO Grade 1).

Surgical resection is often curative.