Middle fossa arachnoid cyst: clinical, neuroradiological, and surgical features.

Child's brain Pub Date : 1983-01-01 DOI:10.1159/000120129
K Sato, T Shimoji, K Yaguchi, H Sumie, Y Kuru, S Ishii
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16 patients and 4 adult cases of small-or medium-sized middle fossa arachnoid cyst were subjected to various neuroradiological investigations and their results were analyzed in terms of possible mechanisms of cyst expansion. Based on the results of the investigations which strongly suggested that the cyst is an expanding lesion, all cases were surgically treated by the same techniques of craniotomy, excision of the outer cyst membrane, followed by a cystoperitoneal shunt, resulting in complete disappearance of the cyst concomitant with reexpansion of the surrounding brain and marked improvement in the clinical pictures of the patients.

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中窝蛛网膜囊肿:临床、神经影像学和外科特征。
本文对16例中小型中窝蛛网膜囊肿患者和4例成人进行了各种神经影像学检查,并对其结果进行了分析,以探讨囊肿扩张的可能机制。基于强烈提示囊肿为扩张性病变的调查结果,所有病例均采用相同的手术技术,开颅,切除囊肿外膜,然后进行囊腹腔分流术,导致囊肿完全消失,同时周围脑重新扩张,患者的临床表现明显改善。
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