Tentorial and posterior cranial fossa meningiomas: operative results and long-term follow-up: experience with twenty-six cases.

In spite of significant recent advancements in imaging technology, monitoring [12] and surgical techniques [1,5,7,18,21,24], complete and safe removal of tentorial and posterior fossa meningiomas remains a formidable challenge for most neurosurgeons [6,8,9,14,15,17]. This paper reviews our experience with 28 patients with tentorial and posterior fossa meningiomas.