Neurology: Case: Carriage Nerve Schwan Cell tumor (neuroscosaroma)
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Last Update: 2020-05-30
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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A 54-year-old woman, who appears to have vertical re-looking eyes, is noticeable when she stares downThe patient's right eye is limited in the rotation, the left gaze and the right side of the head tilt when the right eye squints, in line with the right carriage nerve paralysisBrain MRI visible in the subcavity of the cobweb membrane in the right carriage nerve thickening and strengthening (figure)Laboratory tests and cerebrospinal fluid tests are normalImaging results remained stable for several years, suggesting that the diagnosis was a carriage nerve-wracking cell tumor (neuroblastoma)the patients with neuroscialomasis had a good prognosisConsider regular review of imaging, follow-up observation, and treatment of prismatic eyeglass(Figure: A: T2WI visible right carriage nerve through the subcavity of the cobweb membrane to thicken the direction of the sponge sinuses; B:T1 enhancement visible the same nerve segment reinforcement; C-D:T1 enhanced coronal position visible carriage nerve strengthening; E:T1 enhanced crown bit display upper oblique muscle, visible right upper oblique muscle significantly atrophy)
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