Cystic hemorrhagic intracranial metastasis in prostatic carcinoma

Several patterns have been identified related to intracranial metastasis presentation of prostate cancers; however, their pattern of presentation remains controversial, and a broad consensus remains to be established. Cystic, hemorrhagic lesions, although rare, are an important identity for radiologists to be aware of. We present the case of a 59-year-old male with prostatic carcinoma who developed extra-axial hemorrhagic intracranial metastasis along with a brief review of literature.