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hemangiopericytoma
a hypervascular mass with enhacemant after contrast injection thought to be glomus jugulare but in pathology report ,it proved to be hemangiopericytoma
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Comment by mohamad mirchi on September 3, 2009 at 1:51pm
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i see the pathologic report and i hope the pathologist didn,t make any mistake about it!
but it has some imaging difference also,such as :this tumor didn,t widen two branches of ICA & ECA ,as GJ growth between two branches and open them,am i right?(i reffer you to the axial image) thank you for your attention.
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Comment by saeed rad on September 3, 2009 at 1:34pm
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Nice case and good explanation. Really it looked like glomus tumor. Was the pathologist right?
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