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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain is an important diagnostic tool used by neurologists. This article explores the workup and management for a patient with a brain lesion and highlights the importance of neuroimaging. Similarities and differences in MRI findings for meningioma, central nervous system lymphoma, and glioblastomas are discussed, along with common MRI sequences and their utility.
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