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Malignant Meningioma: rarity to creativity
MGH Neurosurgery Grand Rounds August 23, 2012 Leonardo Aliaga University of Chicago
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Complex history of multiple recurrent meningiomas
JD, 53y/o RHM Complex history of multiple recurrent meningiomas 2008
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2008 – initial resection at Umass Path – atypical meningioma (II) 2010 April – Proton beam therapy 2011 March – 2nd resection 4 meningiomas removed Radioactive iodine seeds placed Path – rhabdoid malignant meningioma (III) 2011 March, preop
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Asdasd 2011 July October
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Asdasd 2011 July October
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2011 October February June 3rd resection
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2012 June
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August 2012, 4th resection Worsening left sided weakness Worsening eye pain, proptosis
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August 2012, 4th resection Planned subtotal resection, sparing of eye
Right frontal craniotomy - resection of 2 frontal parasagittal meningiomas Right orbitozygomatic osteotomy - resection of orbital sphenoid wing recurrence Planned subtotal resection, sparing of eye Exploration of infratemporal fossa
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August 2012, 4th resection Planned subtotal resection, sparing of eye
Right frontal craniotomy - resection of 2 frontal parasagittal meningiomas Right orbitozygomatic osteotomy - resection of orbital sphenoid wing recurrence Planned subtotal resection, sparing of eye Exploration of infratemporal fossa Plastic surgery – cranioplasty and scalp flap reconstruction
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Post-op course
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Post-op course Complicated by low hematocrit, tachycardia, confusion and delerium, downtrending Na Transfused, PE protocol CT negative, Na normalized Discharged on POD 8, LUE 3/5, LLE wiggled toes
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What does the future hold Mr. JD?
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Malignant Meningioma Meningiomas – 30% of CNS neoplasm
Grade III – malignant meningioma, 1-3% 2007 WHO Criteria Papillary, rhabdoid and anaplastic histological subtypes 20 or more mitoses per HPF and/or malignant characteristics resembling carcinoma, sarcoma, or melanoma
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
Marked survival benefit for 37 pts undergoing second resection for recurrence
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
34 pts,undergoing primary operation pts, undergoing second operation Minor survival benefit with subtotal resection vs. gross-total resection
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
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Recurrence, Resection, Radiation
Radiation for recurrence 45 pts undergoing resection for recurrence 26 underwent at least 1 treatment of focal radiotherapy SRS Iodine-125 brachytherapy No difference in survival with focal radiotherapy after resection
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Creativity and the future
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Thank you MGH Department of Neurosurgery Harvard Medical School
University of Chicago
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