Computed tomography was proved to be the most accurate diagnostic tool in the analysis of brain metastasis than any other classical methods. The authors studied CT findings of intracranial metastasis in 31 cases proven clinically and histologically. The results were as follows: 1. Age distribution of the cases was 15 males and 16 females with peak age of 6th decade in males and 4th decade in femalse. 2. Metastatic lesions were multiple in 18 cases and single in 13 cases. 3. The most common degree of edema was grade III, 43% of total metastatic foci. Marked edematous low densities with relatively small nodular high densities in precontrast scan and variable contrast enhancement of the nodula densities were the most frequent CT findings. 4. No specific characteristics according to the primary cancer was noted. All four cases of choriocarcinoma showed hemorrhagic tendency.