The authors discuss 21 epidermoids and 6 dermoids of the craniocerebral region, which occurred in patients of the Leipzig Neurosurgical Clinic within a period of ten years. Main localisation was the sellar region. The clinical symptoms (frequently with lacking signs of brain pressure), the diagnosis and prognosis of the malformation tumours are dealt with.

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