Chronic Spontaneous Tension Pneumocephalus Due to Benign Frontal Sinus Osteoma: British Journal of Neurosurgery: Vol 3, No 3

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Abstract

Spontaneous pneumocephalus secondary to neoplasia is a rare condition. It may present with headaches, rhinorrhoea, otorrhoea, or meningitis in various combinations. A case of unusual presentation, with several months delay in diagnosis, with remarkable postoperative improvement is reported and the literature reviewed.

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