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Table 3 Reported cases of simultaneous or collision astrocytoma and meningioma

From: Astrocytoma simultaneously present with Meningioma-a report of two cases and review of the literature

N. cases

Author(year)

Age/Sex

Location of meningioma

Location of astrocytoma

Clinical presentation

Radiological diagnosis

Pathological diagnosis

Treatment (after first operation. month)

1

F.

Maiuri et al. [1]. (2005)

68 F

Flax (posterior third left)

Right temporal

Asymptomatic (T.I.A with ischemia)

MRI

Low-grade astrocytoma

Two-stage removal (12 mo.)

2

65 M

Flax (anterior third left)

Left-frontal

Generalized epileptic seizure

CT

WHO grade II astrocytoma

One-stage removal, irradiation

3

Goyal et al. [31] (2003)

34 F

Tentorial

Right frontal

Generalized tonic clonic seizure and headache

MRI

Anaplastic astrocytoma

Transitional meningioma

Two-stage removal (10 day)

4

Prayson et al. [3] (2002)

87 F

Right frontal lobe

Right frontal lobe

Progressive left hemiparesis urinary incontinence

MRI

Malignant astrocytoma Syncytial meningioma

One-stage removal

5

Spallone et al. [7] (1991)

47 M

Right parieto-occipital

Right temporo-parietal

Generalized seizures and intellectual impairment

CT

Astrocytoma (WHO II) Psammomatous meningioma

Two-stage removal (15 month) chemotherapy

irradiation

6

48 F

Cavernous sinus

Left paraventricular

Headache and confusion

CT

Malignant astrocytoma

Fibroblastic

Stereotactic biopsy-irradiation-chemotherapy

7

Dario. A et al. [9] (1995)

58 F

Parietal parasagittal

Right temporal

Progressive mental deterioration seizures

CT

Anaplastic astrocytoma

Two-stage removal (22 mon.)

8

Arnetoli. G et al. [32] (1983)

44 M

Right parasagittal

Right parietal

Fainting spells of epileptic nature

CT

Carotid angiography

Protoplasmic astrocytoma angioblastic meningioma

One-stage removal

Chemotherapy

9

Khalatbari et al. [33] (2010)

12 M

Left ventricular trigone

Left ventricular trigone

Headache nausea seizures

MRI

Anaplastic astrocytoma (WHO grade III)

One-stage removal

10

Tokunaga, T., et al. [34] (1991)

69 F

Right parietal lobe

Right parietal convexity

Partial seizure of the left arm

CT

Carotid angiography

Moderately differentiated astrocytoma

One-stage removal irradiation

11

Zhang et al. [35] (2015)

39 M

Left lateral ventricular trigone

Left lateral ventricular trigone

Headaches and dizziness

CT

MRI

Oligodendrocytes-astrocytoma

Malignant meningioma

One-stage removal

Gamma-knife radiotherapy