Zarwa Gohar S2019244051 Anum Noreen S2019244050 Hafiza Fiza S2019244005 Maryam Arif S2019244006 Zoobia Kalsoom S2019244028 Tooba Fayyaz S2019244015 Syed Iqtidar Ali Shah S20192440082025-10-102025-10-102023https://escholar.umt.edu.pk/handle/123456789/8486Computed tomography (CT) is best and very sensitive for recognizing and localizing intracranial calcifications. The presence of intracranial calcifications is usually common in frequently in both adults and pediatric age groups on non-contrast computed tomography scans. They are referred to as brain parenchymal or vasculature calcifications and plunge into several prime classifications, encompassing inflammatory, toxic, metabolic/endocrine, neoplastic, vascular, viral,en-USThesis