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Purpose: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the imaging findings and accompanying malformations of pediatric patients we detect in computer tomography (BT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRG) examinations and to radiologically compare pericallosal and sister lipomas. Tools and Methods: In the period from January to March 2020, brain BT and MRG findings of infants with intrakranial inserted lipoma were studied. The localizations, sizes, IT dancements, shapes, the presence of calcification, other visual findings and accompanying anomalies were evaluated. Results: 17 children with intrakranial lipoma included in the study (11 boys and 6 girls, between 2-16 years old) observed lipoma in a single location in 16 of them. In 1 patient, 2 lipomas were detected in different locations. 6 lipomas were pericallosal, 11 lipomas were sisternal settled. The size of perical lipomas (median 26 mm) was statistically significantly greater than sisternal lipomas (median 8 mm) (p = 0,020). The form of systernal lipomas was statistically significantly tubulonodular (p = 0.010). There were no statistically significant differences between the two groups in terms of age (p = 0.733), gender (p = 0.901), calcification (p = 0.653), accompanying anomalies (p = 0.057) The most common symptoms of patients were headaches. The result: Lipomas are one of the rare congenital intrakranial malformations. Early diagnosis of intrakranial lipomas is important in terms of the neurological development of pediatric patients. The knowledge of radiological findings in terms of patient monitoring and treatment management is extremely valuable.

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