Commonest location for Craniopharyngioma is
Commonest site of craniopharyngioma is Supra sellar region . Craniopharyngiomas are primarily suprasellar tumors (75%) while a small intrasellar component is present in 20-25% of cases . Purely intrasellar location is quite uncommon (<5%), and may be associated with the expansion of the pituitary fossa . Larger tumors can extend in all directions, frequently distoing the <a href=" chiasm</a> or compressing the . Occasionally, craniopharyngiomas appear as intraventricular, homogeneous, soft-tissue masses without calcification (papillary subtype). The third ventricle is a paicularly common location. Reference: GHAI Essential pediatrics, 8th edition
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Suprasellar
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Central Nervous system