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"LINDAU'S DISEASE":Report of two pedigrees and review of the literature Osamu SATO 1 , Takeo KUWABARA 1 , Tomio TSUCHIDA 1 , Hiroshi MIYAKE 1 , Chou-Yi LIN 1 , Norihiko BASUGI 1 , Kazuyoshi AMANO 1 1Dept. of Neurosurgery, Fac. of Medicine, Univ. of Tokyo pp.929-940
Published Date 1966/9/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202111
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Among brain tumors, hemangioblastomas are some-times found in the same family. Among 28 cases of hemangioblastomas of the brain we have experienced, we reported here three patients of two pedigrees who suffered from the hemangioblastoma of the posterior fossa with or without angiomatosis retinae. In one pedigree the Mendelian dominant factor was sugges-tive.

In two cases, the location of the hemangioblastoma was interesting : one at the area postrema with syrin-gomyelia and the one at the medulla oblongata with angioma at the area postrema.

In two cases, erythrocytosis was present and in one case we measured the activity of erythropoietin in the plasma, CSF and tumor tissue. The activity in the plasma was elevated.

Many authors have different meanings for 'Lindau's disease'. With regard to the nomenclature of 'Lindau's disease', we have the opinion that it may be used preferably for the autopsied cases, and clinically the hemangioblastoma of the brain (infratentorial, spinal cord and supratentorial) and/or angiomatosis retinae should be included under the name of 'Hemangio-blastoma of the central nervous system' in a wider sense and if used clinically, 'Lindau's disease ' should be applied for the case of the hemangioblastoma of the brain with angiomatosis retinae.


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