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In reviewing 10 children with surgically proven posterior fossa ependymomas, various computed tomographic representations were seen. Calcification, seen in 50% of the cases, was the single most important finding suggesting the diagnosis of ependymoma. The appearance of two of our ependymomas mimicked the "typical" appearance of medulloblastomas. A case of calcified brainstem ependymoma is presented, to our knowledge, the first such case studied with computed tomography.
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