2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.wneu.2017.03.045
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Calcified Spinal Meningiomas

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“…Much of what is known about intracranial meningiomas holds true for those arising in the spinal axis. Spinal meningiomas are more common (75%-85% of cases) in adult women (mean age, 64 years; highest prevalence, 75-79 years old [in the SEER database]), with an even higher predilection for women (up to 9:1 compared with males) than intracranial meningiomas (2,4,6). Most are rubbery or firm, well-demarcated, sometimes lobulated, rounded masses with a broad dural attachment that commonly shows evidence of invasion (5).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Much of what is known about intracranial meningiomas holds true for those arising in the spinal axis. Spinal meningiomas are more common (75%-85% of cases) in adult women (mean age, 64 years; highest prevalence, 75-79 years old [in the SEER database]), with an even higher predilection for women (up to 9:1 compared with males) than intracranial meningiomas (2,4,6). Most are rubbery or firm, well-demarcated, sometimes lobulated, rounded masses with a broad dural attachment that commonly shows evidence of invasion (5).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most are rubbery or firm, well-demarcated, sometimes lobulated, rounded masses with a broad dural attachment that commonly shows evidence of invasion (5). Approximately 80% of spinal meningiomas arise in the thoracic spine, while 15% occur in the cervical spine (frequently in younger adults) and 5% in the lumbar spine (2,(6)(7)(8). Very rarely, they may even arise in the spinal cord (9).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Los factores pronósticos de mala evolución postoperatoria reportados son los mayores déficits y la mayor duración de los síntomas preoperatorios 6 . Distintos autores 6,18 sugieren que cuanto mejor es el estado preoperatorio mayores son las chances de mejora postoperatoria. También afirman que las resecciones Simpson 4 predominaron en lesiones con implantes ventrales debido a la mayor dificultad quirúrgica.…”
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“…Otras series no han mostrado diferencias estadísticamente significativas entre las remociones Simpson 1 y 2 18,22,24 . Coincidimos con Kaya et al 25 respecto a la no necesidad de resecar la base de implantación en lesiones predominantemente ventrales ya que muchas veces el estrecho campo quirúrgico y la proximidad del tejido medular complejizan la posibilidad de realizar una plástica de duramadre hermética con tejidos autólogos.…”
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