Posterior Fossa Tumor Map
created 07 Jul, 08:23 pm · ⏱ built in 1m 50s · 👁 9 views
A sagittal map of the posterior fossa shows where common pediatric brain tumors usually arise: medulloblastoma in the vermis, ependymoma in the fourth ventricle, pilocytic astrocytoma in the cerebellar hemisphere, brainstem glioma in the pons, and ATRT as a key mimic. Click a colored region or lettered pin, switch between Tumor card, Histology, and Trap, or use Compare and Quiz to test yourself.
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