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See Latest ArticlesTumor-like mass lesion - an under-recognized presentation of primary angiitis of the central nervous system
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Molloy ES et al. - Although rare, PACNS should be considered in the differential diagnosis of ML; greater awareness of this manifestation may facilitate more prompt diagnosis and treatment. Biopsy evidence of angiitis is required for diagnosis; specimens should routinely be stained for amyloid. While excision of the lesion may be curative, aggressive immunosuppressive therapy is associated with favorable outcomes and may obviate the need for surgery.
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