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Table 1 Summary of the reported cases of tentorial schwannoma

From: Pontine extension of a tentorial schwannoma without cranial nerve involvement: a case report

Reference

Age, sex

Presentation

Localization

MRI dural tail

Treatment

Results

Histology

(Antoni's subtype)

Outcome

[6]

22, M

Incidental

Left, transtentorial

-

Supra-infratentorial

Subtotal resection

Schwannoma (Antoni A)

Good

[7]

9, F

Dizziness, headache, vomiting, unsteadiness

Right, infratentorial

+

Retrosigmoid

Total resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Complete recovery

MRI: no residual/recurrent tumor (12 months)

[5]

41, F

Headache, vertigo.

Truncal ataxia, unsteadiness

Left, infratentorial

+

Retrosigmoid

Total resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Complete recovery

MRI: no residual/recurrent tumor (16 months)

[8]

29, M

Headache, transient diplopia.

Right, infratentorial

+

Petrosal

Total resection

Schwannoma (Antoni A and B)

IV cranial nerve deficit (2 months)

[4]

17, F

Headache, diplopia, nystagmus

Left, infratentorial

+

Pterional

Total resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Complete recovery

MRI: no residual tumor

[1]

23, M

Dizziness, swallowing difficulty

Right, infratentorial

-

Petrosal

Total resection

Schwannoma (Antoni A)

Complete recovery

[3]

49, F

Headache, neck pain, vomiting, unsteadiness; right facial paresis; right facial paresthesia; neurofibromatosis

Right, infratentorial

+

Retrosigmoid

Total resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Recovery, except for residual facial paresthesia (1 month)

[10]

20, M

Headache

Right,

 

Subtemporal transtentorial

Total resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Good (at 6 months)

[9]

60, F

Headache

Infratentorial

+

Suboccipital

Subtotal resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Good

MRI: small residual tumor

[11]

64, F

Transient global amnesia

Right, supratentorial

-

Subtemporal

Subtotal resection

Schwannoma (N/A)

Good

MRI: residual tumor

[12]

58, F

Headache

Infratentorial

+

Retrosigmoid

Subtotal resection

Schwannoma (Antoni A & B)

Good,

stable residual tumor (24 months)

Present case

42, M

Paresthesia and weakness of the four extremities

Left, infratentorial

+

Retrosigmoid

Total resection

Schwannoma (Antoni A)

Complete recovery

MRI: no residual/recurrent tumor (12 months)

  1. F: female; M: male; N/A: not applicable; +/-: presence/absence of dural tail on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).