Anderson T
Canterbury Archaeological Trust, Kent, UK.
Br J Neurosurg. 1991;5(5):499-504. doi: 10.3109/02688699108998479.
An archaeologically retrieved skeleton, a female aged 35-50 years, from medieval Rochester, displays osseous changes which are considered to be diagnostic of meningiomatous hyperostosis. The dry bone findings are supported by X-ray and CT scan evidence. A search of the palaeopathological literature reveals only seven other convincing examples.
从罗切斯特中世纪遗址考古发掘出的一具骨架，死者为一名35至50岁的女性，其骨骼变化被认为是脑膜瘤性骨质增生的诊断依据。干燥骨骼的发现得到了X光和CT扫描证据的支持。查阅古病理学文献仅发现另外七个令人信服的例子。
