From: Giant intradural plexiform schwannoma of the lumbosacral spine - a case report and literature review
Study | Age | Sex | Site | Surgery | Follow-up | Results |
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Sakaura et al. [7] (2007) | 16 | Male | Multinodular dumbbell-shaped tumor with encroaching on the cervical cord and expanding left intervertebral foramen at C3-C4 | Hemi-laminectomy and left facetectomy of C3-C4 with unilateral lateral mass screw system & Subtotal extirpation with remaining extradural tumor | 1-year | Complete recovery of pain and weakness of left arm, No progression of residual tumor |
Mori et al. [8] (2015) | 61 | Female | Intradural tumor at L2-L4 | Laminectomies of L2-L4 & Total extirpation of tumor | 1-year | Complete recovery of pain and weakness of both legs, No recurrence |
Lam et al. [9] (2017) | 65 | Male | Expansible intramedullary tumor at T12-L1 | Partial laminectomies of T11-L1 & Total extirpation of tumor | 15-month | Improved leg weakness and remained urinary retention, No recurrence |
Current study (2020) | 66 | Male | Large multi-lobulated bead-like mass lesion with cystic portion from L1 to S3 | Laminectomies of L1-S2 & Subtotal extirpation of tumor with remaining several small masses at the lumbar spine and multi-lobulated round masses from S2 to S3 | 2-year | Complete recovery of pain and weakness of both legs, No recurrence |