BRAIN TUMORSANEURYSMSVASCULAR MALFORMATIONSTRIGEMINAL NEURALGIASPINE NECK BACKPARKINSONS DISEASEHEMIFACIAL SPASMCARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME


Case Presentation:

Occipital Meningioma - Case 17

 

History & Physical

 

  • 55-year-old lady who presented with altered mentation, dysarthria, and hallucination.

  • On examination, she had no focal neurological deficit and was completely alert and oriented.

 



Imaging


Meningioma Case 20 Image 1


MRI scan of the patient’s brain showed a right occipital brain tumor.





Computer Navigation

 

Meningioma Case 20 Image 2

Meningioma Case 20 Image 3
Computer navigation: Tumor is outlined in yellow.



Surgical Procedure

  • She underwent right occipital craniotomy and resection of this tumor utilizing computer navigation and stereotaxy as well as intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring.
     


Pathology

Meningioma Case 20 Image 4


The pathology of the tumor confirmed the diagnosis of meningioma.

 



Post-op Imaging


Meningioma Case 20 Image 5

Before Operation                                                 After Operation

Meningioma Case 20 Image 6
Before Operation                                                 After Operation

Post-op MRI shows complete resection of the tumor with no injury to surrounding neurovascular structures.

 

 



Post-op Course

  • The patient did well postoperatively with no neurological deficit. She was discharged home with complete resolution of her preoperative symptoms. She returned to full time employment.