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A CASE OF SPINOCRANIAL NEURINOMA Takashi Yoshimoto 1 , Norio Harada 1 , Akira Watanabe 1 , Keita Uchida 1 1Divion of Neurosurgery, Central Hospital of Iwate Prefecture pp.959-962
Published Date 1971/8/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406202958
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A 14-year-old boy had had difficulty in breath-ing and paresis of four limbs, especially upper limbs, for the last three months prior to his admission to our clinic. Sensory disturbance was revealed all over the body except for the face.

Ascending myelography showed complete block at the level of C5. C1inical diagnosis was tumor of the upper cervical cord. Cervical laminectomy was performed from the C1 to the C5, end exposed a intradural-extramedullary tumor on the posterior surface of the spinal cord, extending into the posterior fossa. The upper border of the tumor was beneath the lower surface of the cerebellum and compressed the cerebellar tonsils to the left. Ad-ding the suboccipital craniotomy, we succeeded in the total extirpation of the tumor. Histological diagnosis was typical neurinoma. Postoperative re-covery was uneventful. Especially, his breathing was improved already during operation. 41 days after operation, he left our hospital walking by himself.

Spinocranial tumor is comparatively rare. Al-though, preoperative precise diagnosis is very dif-ficult only on the base of clinical symptoms and signs, myelography, occasionally ventriculo-graphy, will give useful information on diagnosis. It should be kept in mind that upper cervical cord tumor may extend into the posterior fossa.


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