Gianluca Scalia

Apr 26, 2024 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Saad Javed |Amina Khan |Ayesha Khalid |Gianluca Scalia

1 INTRODUCTION Meningiomas account for a substantial proportion of benign tumors (53.3%) and primary brain tumors (38.3%) in the United States.1 According to the World Health Organization (WHO) classification, meningiomas are categorized into three grades: benign (grade 1, 89.30%), atypical (grade 2, 5.90%), and anaplastic (grade 3, 4.80%) meningiomas.1 Atypical meningiomas, classified as WHO grade 2, are characterized by their metastatic potential and proclivity for recurrence, presenting...