Hemangiopericytoma (HPC) is a potential malignant tumor originating from Zimmermanns pericytes around capillaries and postcapillary venules, which is most common in soft tissues.1 Being rarely encountered, intracranial HPC accounts for 2%-4% in meningeal tumors or less than 1% in all intracranial tumors.2,3 The histogenesis of this tumor has been debated as a specific aggressive variant of meningioma or angioblastic meningioma for a long time.