The Sovereignty of Primary Cranial Tumors-Meningiomas: Vetting the Cardinal Epidemiological Features.

Introduction: Cranial meningiomas considered one of most frequently encountered primary intracranial tumors in our daily neurosurgical practice, represent about 36% of brain neoplasms.

Aim: In this cohort analysis, we investigated epidemiological features of brain meningiomas diagnosed at a single institution. Special highlighting has been dedicated to demographic features, foretelling radiological signs, and concomitant factors predictive of tumor atypia.