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What Needs To Be Done For The Remaining Tumor Mass Even After Craniotomy For Meningioma ?

I,42yrs old female, am having B/L meningioma ,i was operated for same in 2009 but they have done it craniotomy with subtotal tumour excision because of suprasagital sinus infitrated with tumour mass and partial occluded.Biopsy shows transtional cell meningioma. Now I am with rt sided froto- parietal meningioma with complete occluded suprasaggital sinus with good collaterals with lt fronto parietal meningioma removed.Serial Post op MRI brain with contrast show no change in tumour mass volume .I am not having any symptoms .Now the my question is what should I do with remaining tumour mass?
Wed, 25 Jan 2012
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Thanks for the query. The remaining tumour mass cannot be removed as superior saggital sinus resection might lead to quadriplegia loss of power of all 4 limbs), if u r feeling healthy and u dont have any symptoms i suggest u go for regular follow ups to the neuro surgeon and leave it all to them to decide. Have a healthy living
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What Needs To Be Done For The Remaining Tumor Mass Even After Craniotomy For Meningioma ?

Thanks for the query. The remaining tumour mass cannot be removed as superior saggital sinus resection might lead to quadriplegia loss of power of all 4 limbs), if u r feeling healthy and u dont have any symptoms i suggest u go for regular follow ups to the neuro surgeon and leave it all to them to decide. Have a healthy living