MedPix® Patient Chart - Case No: 12700 :: Imaging - Review Images

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History

Age: 37 :: Gender: man

Patient History

37 year old man with a Hx of surgery and radiation therapy prior to the age of 10 for a medulloblastoma. History of multiple shunt malfunction episodes in the intervening 25 years. Recent CT scan for worsening headache revealed multiple dural based masses

Exam


Physical Exam and Laboratory

Non-contributory


Findings


Summary of Findings

Multiple dural-based masses associated with vasogenic edema.
Postoperative changes posterior fossa from remote medulloblastoma surgery.
Cerebral atrophy and white matter changes from childhood radiation therapy.


Diffferential


Differential Diagnosis

Metastatic disease
Hemangiopericytoma


Diagnosis


Case Diagnosis

Dx: Multiple Meningiomas likely radiation induced.


Dx Confirmed by: surgery and pathology

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Followup


Followup and Treatment

Largest convexity lesion removed.
Minimal change in smaller lesions over past 5 years

Topic


Meningioma

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Dural based (intradural, transdural)
Round, hemispherical
Homogeneous
Enhancing (homogeneous)
Hyperostosis
Hyperdense (CT)
Hormones (F>>M)

Variants:
en plaque (carpet-like mass)
intraventricular

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History:
37 year old man with a Hx of surgery and radiation therapy prior to the age of 10 for a medulloblastoma. History of multiple shunt malfunction episodes in the intervening 25 years. Recent CT scan for worsening headache revealed multiple dural based masses

Exam:
Non-contributory

Findings:
Multiple dural-based masses associated with vasogenic edema.
Postoperative changes posterior fossa from remote medulloblastoma surgery.
Cerebral atrophy and white matter changes from childhood radiation therapy.



Differential:
Metastatic disease
Hemangiopericytoma

Diagnosis:
Multiple Meningiomas likely radiation induced.
Confirmed by:surgery and pathology

Treatment and Followup:
Largest convexity lesion removed.
Minimal change in smaller lesions over past 5 years

Discussion:

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Case Contributor and Editor
Topic Author: James G. Smirniotopoulos, M.D.
Submitted by: Steven J Goldstein - Author Info
Case/Image Editor: James G. Smirniotopoulos, M.D. - Editor Info
Case Accepted: 2009-01-18 11:41:01-05 :: Revised: :: Submitted:
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