BRAIN TUMORSANEURYSMSVASCULAR MALFORMATIONSTRIGEMINAL NEURALGIASPINE NECK BACKPARKINSONS DISEASEHEMIFACIAL SPASMCARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME


Case Presentation:

Meningioma - Case 8



History & Physical

 

  • 77-year-old right-handed lady presented with a new onset of left-handed numbness. She was also suffering from dizziness, fatigue, and vertigo.

  • On examination, patient had no focal finding.

 



Imaging


Case 8 Image 1
Case 8 Image 2
MRI scan of the patient’s brain shows a right extraaxial tumor at the sphenoid wing.




Surgical Procedure


 
Case 8 Image 3
She underwent surgical resection of this tumor with the use of brain mapping, stereotactic and computer navigation, and intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring.

Case 8 Image 4
Tumor was removed in a gross total fashion. Tumor and its dural attachment are shown here.




Pathology


Case 8 Image 5
Case 8 Image 6
The pathology of the tumor confirmed diagnosis of meningioma




Post-op Imaging

Case 8 Image 7
Before Operation                                              After Operation

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



 


Post-op Course

  • The patient did well post-operatively and was discharged with no neurological complication.