Case report reveals that isolated cysts linked to a meningioma require no surgery, suggesting new management approaches.
The authors suggest that the presence of isolated cysts in conjunction with a meningioma (in this case a secretory meningioma) represents a new type VI cyst. These cysts are nonneoplastic and do not require direct operative access for control but can be managed, if needed, with simple aspiration. https://thejns.org/doi/10.3171/CASE25964.
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