All are true about Craniopharyngioma except?
Craniopharyngiomas Solid cystic lesions arising in suprasellar/sellar location. Admantinomatous type is common in children and commonly calcifies. Papillary type is common in adults and rarely calcifies Craniopharyngiomas are hyperintense on T1 due to machine oil protein rich cysts.
Solid-cystic lesion
Commonly calcifies in adults
Admantinomatous type is common in children
Machine oily protein rich content
Neuroradiology