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Unusual Giant Pre-Sacral Multicystic Schwannoma: A Case Report and Differential Diagnosis

Unusual Giant Pre-Sacral Multicystic Schwannoma: A Case Report and Differential Diagnosis
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摘要 Background: Schwannomas are generally benign neoplasms arising from the nerve sheath. Presacral schwannomas are very rare entities and difficult to diagnose, representing less than 15% of all retrorectal space tumors. Benign schwannoma sometimes displays degenerative changes, such as cyst formation, calcification, hemorrhage, and hyalinization. Usually these degenerations are partially seen in the tumors. Objective: To point out that presacral schwannoma can display markedly multilocular cystic degeneration. Case Report: We present this unique case of a 24-year-old man diagnosed with an unusually large pure multilocular cystic schwannoma, which is revealed by digestive, urinary, and nonspecific neurological symptoms. The patient was successfully treated with radical surgery via an anterior approach leading to the recovery of symptoms. Discussion and Conclusion: This tumor was unusual in its totally multicystic appearance and its resemblance to a wide spectrum of lesions that can occur in the pre-sacral space, such as hydatid and developmental cysts. Preoperative diagnosis is essential to prevent major neurological deficits during surgical intervention. Background: Schwannomas are generally benign neoplasms arising from the nerve sheath. Presacral schwannomas are very rare entities and difficult to diagnose, representing less than 15% of all retrorectal space tumors. Benign schwannoma sometimes displays degenerative changes, such as cyst formation, calcification, hemorrhage, and hyalinization. Usually these degenerations are partially seen in the tumors. Objective: To point out that presacral schwannoma can display markedly multilocular cystic degeneration. Case Report: We present this unique case of a 24-year-old man diagnosed with an unusually large pure multilocular cystic schwannoma, which is revealed by digestive, urinary, and nonspecific neurological symptoms. The patient was successfully treated with radical surgery via an anterior approach leading to the recovery of symptoms. Discussion and Conclusion: This tumor was unusual in its totally multicystic appearance and its resemblance to a wide spectrum of lesions that can occur in the pre-sacral space, such as hydatid and developmental cysts. Preoperative diagnosis is essential to prevent major neurological deficits during surgical intervention.
作者 Mehfoud Ibrahim Khoulali Mohamed Khay Hamid Mejdoubi Anasse Oulali Noureddine Moufid Fayçal Bouziane Mohammed Housni Brahim Mehfoud Ibrahim;Khoulali Mohamed;Khay Hamid;Mejdoubi Anasse;Oulali Noureddine;Moufid Fayçal;Bouziane Mohammed;Housni Brahim(Department of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, University Mohammed First, Oujda, Morocco;Department of Neurosurgery, lHpital Universitaire International Mohammed VI de Bouskoura, Bouskoura, Morocco;Department of Gastroenterology Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, University Mohammed First, Oujda, Morocco;Department of Anesthesia and Intensive Care, Faculty of Medicine, University Mohammed First, Oujda, Morocco)
出处 《Open Journal of Radiology》 2024年第3期103-112,共10页 放射学期刊(英文)
关键词 Multicystic Schwannoma Pre-Sacral Space Differential Diagnosis Multicystic Schwannoma Pre-Sacral Space Differential Diagnosis
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