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Fig 1. Persistence of frontal cysts in CT series taken over a period of 77 months and cyst resolution after cysticidal therapy: 1A: CT of the cranium performed in June, 1992, showed frontal cystic lesions and multiple calcifications
Fig 2. Cyst resolution in a patient who was immediately put on cysticidal therapy: 2A: MRI performed in April, 1998, showed a cystic lesion in the left frontal region, the patient was immediately put on cysticidal therapy

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