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Glioblastoma multiform can arise at prior head injury site

Published in Cancer Weekly, July 22nd, 2003

Glioblastoma multiform can arise at prior head injury site.

According to recent research from Italy, "We report the case of a policeman who suffered a severe head injury to the right temporoparietal lobe while driving a police car.

"Four years later, the patient developed a neoplasm at the precise site of the meningocerebral scar. Histological examination confirmed a glioblastoma multiform adjacent to the dural scar," wrote N. Magnavita and colleagues, Catholic University, School of Medicine.

"Radiological documentation of the absence of tumor at the time of injury, exact localization of the neoplasm in the injured cerebral area,...

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