Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery, Kerman University of Medical Science and Health Services, Kerman, Iran
Abstract
Meningioma is considered as a benign central nervous system tumor that accounts for approximately 18% of all brain tumors. About 5% of meningioma tumors are malignant and have more aggressive clinical signs and worse prognosis compared to benign tumors. Extracranial metastasis of meningioma is rare but in the case of occurrence, it is more prevalent in lung, liver and lymph nodes. Osseous metastasis including vertebra has been reported very rarely. Here we report a young male patient with intracranial malignant meningioma who developed signs of lumbar spinal involvement of metastatic malignant meningioma after one year.
Ebrahiminejad, A. & Karamoozian, S. (2005). Malignant Meningioma with Lumbar Spinal Metastasis (a case report). Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 12(3), 209–213.
MLA
Ebrahiminejad, A., & Karamoozian, S. "Malignant Meningioma with Lumbar Spinal Metastasis (a case report)", Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 12, 3, 2005, 209–213.
HARVARD
Ebrahiminejad, A., & Karamoozian, S. (2005). 'Malignant Meningioma with Lumbar Spinal Metastasis (a case report)', Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 12(3), pp. 209–213.
CHICAGO
Ebrahiminejad, A. & Karamoozian, S., "Malignant Meningioma with Lumbar Spinal Metastasis (a case report)." Journal of Kerman University of Medical Sciences, 12 3 (2005): 209–213,
VANCOUVER
Ebrahiminejad A., Karamoozian S. Malignant Meningioma with Lumbar Spinal Metastasis (a case report). JKMU. 2005;12(3):209–213.
