The authors report 2 cases of cerebral meningiomas following high-dose radiotherapy in elderly patients treated for skull basaloma. These two are the first cases over 65 years old cases reported in the literature. The pathological and clinical characteristics of high-dose radio-induced meningiomas are the following: 1) children appear particularly sensitive to the development of this tumor; 2) there is a female patient predominance, in contrast to the male dominance observed in low-dose meningioma, 3) these tumors present a peak frequency in third decade of life: 4) frequently, these tumors are atypical and recur.

Salvati, M., Cervoni, L., Caruso, R., Delfini, R., Gagliardi, F.m. (1996). High-dose radiation-induced meningiomas in elderly. NEUROSURGICAL REVIEW, 19(2), 81-83 [10.1007/BF00418073].

High-dose radiation-induced meningiomas in elderly

Salvati, M.;
1996-01-01

Abstract

The authors report 2 cases of cerebral meningiomas following high-dose radiotherapy in elderly patients treated for skull basaloma. These two are the first cases over 65 years old cases reported in the literature. The pathological and clinical characteristics of high-dose radio-induced meningiomas are the following: 1) children appear particularly sensitive to the development of this tumor; 2) there is a female patient predominance, in contrast to the male dominance observed in low-dose meningioma, 3) these tumors present a peak frequency in third decade of life: 4) frequently, these tumors are atypical and recur.
1996
Pubblicato
Rilevanza internazionale
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Esperti anonimi
Settore MEDS-15/A - Neurochirurgia
English
Meningioma
radiotherapy
Salvati, M., Cervoni, L., Caruso, R., Delfini, R., Gagliardi, F.m. (1996). High-dose radiation-induced meningiomas in elderly. NEUROSURGICAL REVIEW, 19(2), 81-83 [10.1007/BF00418073].
Salvati, M; Cervoni, L; Caruso, R; Delfini, R; Gagliardi, Fm
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