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Tashjian VS et al. – Given the fundamentally different treatment approach for HPCs over other more common CPA tumors, it is imperative that the treating surgeon consider this rare diagnosis when evaluating patients with lesions localized to this area. Specifically, gross total resection, followed by adjuvant SRT, provides patients with the highest probability for disease–free survival, based on current evidence in the neurosurgical literature.

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