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Seven patients with histologically proven primary intracerebral malignant lymphoma, characterized by a fluctuating nature with both transient regression and spatial evolution of the tumors without contiguity to the initial lesion, are presented. Although the overall outcome was unfavorable, two cases had a long-term survival of 3 years or more and one of them showed a good quality of life. Correlation among characteristic clinical presentations, computed tomography scans, and prognostic factors after management with surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy, including steroids, is discussed.
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