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MULTIPLE MENINGIOMAS Shiro Waga 1 , Masayuki Matsuda 1 , Hajime Handa 1 , Masayuki Matsushima 2 , Kyozo Ando 2 1Department of Neurosurgery, Kyoto University Medical School 2Department of Neurosurgery, Osaka Red Cross Hospital pp.393-402
Published Date 1972/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406203089
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In spite of their frequent occurrence among brain tumors, the meningiomas are rarely seen as a multiple growth. The incidence of multiple men-ingiomas, defined by Cushing and Eisenhardt as more than one meningioma and something less than a diffusion of tumors in the patient without the stigmata of von Recklinghausen's neurofibro-matosis, is 1 to 2 per cent. Four patients with multiple meningiomas have been encountered among 261 patients with verified meningioma.

Case 1. A 14 year old girl was found to haveright parasagittal and right sphenoid wing mening-iomas with small nodules over the dura in the righttemporal region at operation and autopsy.

Case 2. A 50 year old female had two mening-iomas along the right side of the falx and one onthe left, two in the left anterior fossa and one inthe right, two in the left lateral ventricle and onein the right, one in the left petrous portion andtwo in the right, each one under the tentorium,and many small nodules in the dura of the cere-bral convexity bilaterally.

Case 3. A 34 year old female who sufferedfrom convulsive seizures, underwent two cranioto-mies and seven separate meningiomas in the leftcerebral convexity were successfully removed.

Case 4. A 42 year old female underwent twocraniotomies and two meningiomas, one arisingfrom the left side of the tentorium and the otherembedding in the left cerebellar hemisphere, were successfully removed.


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