A review of CT findings in 3- cases, histologically proven cases of intracranial meningiomas is presented. The majority of intracranial meningiomas revealed with classical CT features including, juxtadural locations, sharp mass delineation, high attenuation without contrast and homogenous contrast enhancement .By these criterias, the diagnosis of menigniomas could be accomplished in90% of cases. But some of meningiomas produce atypical features such as irregular areas of nonenhancing mass, irregular ill-defined enhancing mass with large area of peritumoral edema ,low density area within the mass represeting necrosis and cystic change. It is well known that CT is the best and currently used modality in identifying the meningiomas. Polytomograpy as well as cerebral angiography, however, may often needed for detailed information about the nature and specific dianosis of the meningiomas.