“…Fink 51 reported a patient with prostate carcinoma who had a spherical, contrast-enhancing mass abutting the falx on CT, and at least 4 other patients have been described with parasagittal and frontoparietal lesions masquerading as meningioma. 26,34,36,52 In addition, at least 5 patients have been reported in whom metastatic prostate carcinoma was believed to be the cause of a nontraumatic subdural hematoma, [53][54][55][56], and 3 patients have been reported in whom the tumor produced (and was obscured by) an intraparenchymal hemorrhage. 9,17,39 A few patients have presented initially with brain metastases prior to recognition of their prostate carcinoma.…”