DescriptionAFIP405740R-SUBEPENDYMOMA.jpg	English: The uncommon symptomatic subependymoma, such as this example seen on a proton density magnetic resonance image, is a discrete intraventricular mass near the foramen of Monro. (Courtesy of Dr. Stephen A. Goscin, Hollywood, FL.)
Date	21 March 2009
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Author	The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
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