Department of Radiology Researcher Advances Knowledge in Osteochondroma (Intracranial osteochondroma arising from the posterior clinoid process: a rare case report with diagnostic challenges and comprehensive literature review).

A recent study conducted by the Department of Radiology explores the diagnostic challenges associated with intracranial osteochondroma, a rare condition that presents overlapping imaging findings with other pathologies. The study highlights the importance of considering osteochondroma in calcified tumor differentials near bone. The researchers reviewed 28 cases and found that tailored surgical approaches, such as complete resection for convexity and falx cases, are crucial for good outcomes. Close follow-up is also necessary for monitoring recurrences and complications. For more information, readers can access the full article through the provided link. [Extracted from the article]