https://www.selleckchem.com/products/iodoacetamide.html Staged resection was required in one patient with a large trigonal mass. All patients had a low-grade lesion. The tumor recurred in one patient (post-pregnancy) after partial resection. All the patients improved neurologically, and none had added deficits. Gross total resection of intraventricular meningiomas although desirable may not be possible in certain cases in which the risks outweigh the benefits. These tumors often are of low histological grade and the treatment strategies should be individualized. Regular follow-up is warranted as these tumors may recur despite a low histological grade. Gross total resection of intraventricular meningiomas although desirable may not be possible in certain cases in which the risks outweigh the benefits. These tumors often are of low histological grade and the treatment strategies should be individualized. Regular follow-up is warranted as these tumors may recur despite a low histological grade. This study investigated dental hospitalisations in Western Australian (WA) children with intellectual disability (ID) and/or autism spectrum disorder (ASD) aged up to 18 years. Data on WA live births from 1983 to 2004 from the WA Midwives Notification System were linked to the Intellectual Disability Exploring Answers database, the WA Hospital Morbidity Data System, and the Western Australian Birth Defects Registry databases. Children were followed from birth to 2010 and the data grouped into three age-groups. Primary and secondary admissions for relevant dental diagnoses were identified and factors associated with having a dental hospitalisation investigated. There were 1366, 1596, and 780 dental hospitalisations amongst 1122, 1154, and 609 children with ID and/or ASD in the 0-6, >6-12, and >12-18 year age groups, respectively. Children with severe ID were much more likely to be hospitalised than those with mild/moderate ID. More socioeconomically disadvantaged children were le