Fukawa O, Tanaka T
No Shinkei Geka. 1977 Feb;5(2):175-80.
A rate case was reported in which a brain tumor was also found in a patient who had an intracranial arteriovenous malformation and a cerebral aneurysm separately. A 56-year-old man was admitted with motor weakness and repeated convulsions in the left lower limb. Preoperative right and left carotid angiograms showed an arteriovenous malformation in the left parietal region and a left internal carotid artery aneurysm, but both the carotid angiograms and brain scintigrams could reveal no brain tumor. After the radical operation for these two lesions, pneumoencephalography, right serial carotid angiography and brain scintigraphy were performed, demonstrating a right parasagittal tumor. The tumor was totally removed and histological findings were fibrous meningioma.
报告了一例病例，该患者分别患有颅内动静脉畸形和脑动脉瘤，同时还发现患有脑肿瘤。一名56岁男性因左下肢运动无力和反复抽搐入院。术前左右颈动脉血管造影显示左顶叶区域有动静脉畸形和左颈内动脉瘤，但颈动脉血管造影和脑闪烁扫描均未发现脑肿瘤。对这两个病变进行根治性手术后，进行了气脑造影、右侧连续颈动脉血管造影和脑闪烁扫描，显示右侧矢状旁肿瘤。肿瘤被完全切除，组织学检查结果为纤维性脑膜瘤。
