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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1980
The authors describe a case of intraorbital schwannoma. The tumour caused exophthalmos of 11 mm, and displacement with limitation of mobility of the eyeball. A review of cases from other studies is presented. This rare tumour orginates from the fifth cranial nerve. Exophthalmos is the primary clinical symptom.
O. Spoerri, E. Schmitt
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The authors describe a case of intraorbital schwannoma. The tumour caused exophthalmos of 11 mm, and displacement with limitation of mobility of the eyeball. A review of cases from other studies is presented. This rare tumour orginates from the fifth cranial nerve. Exophthalmos is the primary clinical symptom.
O. Spoerri, E. Schmitt
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Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2007
Melanotic schwannomas are tumors of Schwann cell origin, characterized by cytoplasmic deposition of melanin. Melanotic schwannomas are rare. Description of the course of these tumors differs somewhat, but it is generally considered a benign lesion.A 54-year-old man presented with hypoesthesia, pain and weakness of the right arm and leg for 4 months. An
Senveli, E +4 more
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Melanotic schwannomas are tumors of Schwann cell origin, characterized by cytoplasmic deposition of melanin. Melanotic schwannomas are rare. Description of the course of these tumors differs somewhat, but it is generally considered a benign lesion.A 54-year-old man presented with hypoesthesia, pain and weakness of the right arm and leg for 4 months. An
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Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica, 2002
Schwannoma is a tumor of the peripheral nerve sheath, which rarely affects the female genitalia. These tumors are often associated with von Recklinghuasen neurofibromatosis; however, they have also been reported in patients without that disease, and its most common location is the posterior mediastinum, the retroperitoneum, the head and neck, and the ...
Plácido Llaneza +2 more
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Schwannoma is a tumor of the peripheral nerve sheath, which rarely affects the female genitalia. These tumors are often associated with von Recklinghuasen neurofibromatosis; however, they have also been reported in patients without that disease, and its most common location is the posterior mediastinum, the retroperitoneum, the head and neck, and the ...
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1987
Over the past two decades, the emphasis on the management of acoustic neuromas has turned from the single goal of preserving the patient's life to early diagnosis and functional preservation of cranial nerves.
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Over the past two decades, the emphasis on the management of acoustic neuromas has turned from the single goal of preserving the patient's life to early diagnosis and functional preservation of cranial nerves.
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Urology, 1980
Schwannomas may occur anywhere in the body, but their occurrence in the penis is rare and unusual. These tumors are important to urologists because findings mimic other urologic disease. Treatment is surgical removal; they are rarely multifocal and seldom metastasize. A patient with schwannomas of the penis is described.
Chester C. Winter, Paul J. Marsidi
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Schwannomas may occur anywhere in the body, but their occurrence in the penis is rare and unusual. These tumors are important to urologists because findings mimic other urologic disease. Treatment is surgical removal; they are rarely multifocal and seldom metastasize. A patient with schwannomas of the penis is described.
Chester C. Winter, Paul J. Marsidi
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International Journal of Urology, 2001
Abstract Schwannoma of the penis is extremely rare. A 65‐year‐old man presented with a subcutaneous tumor of penile shaft without any other symptoms. Histopathologic examination of the excised tumor revealed benign schwannoma. No recurrence has been observed over the 6 months since the surgery.
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Abstract Schwannoma of the penis is extremely rare. A 65‐year‐old man presented with a subcutaneous tumor of penile shaft without any other symptoms. Histopathologic examination of the excised tumor revealed benign schwannoma. No recurrence has been observed over the 6 months since the surgery.
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2010
Vestibular Schwannomas are well treated by GKNS. This can be used alone for tumors up to 20cm3. For larger tumors subtotal, intracapsular resection followed by GKNS a few months later would seem to give the best results. While there remain disagreements relating to optimal treatment for VSs among colleagues using different techniques, there are ...
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Vestibular Schwannomas are well treated by GKNS. This can be used alone for tumors up to 20cm3. For larger tumors subtotal, intracapsular resection followed by GKNS a few months later would seem to give the best results. While there remain disagreements relating to optimal treatment for VSs among colleagues using different techniques, there are ...
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