A patient presents with headache, with a known history of breast malignancy – what's the diagnosis?
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Key finding and diagnosis – multiple enhancing posterior fossa and supratentorial intra-axial lesions likely represent widespread metastases. This case demonstrates that vasogenic oedema is not always a reliable sign of cerebral metastatic disease – the majority of lesions show no adjacent vasogenic oedema
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