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We present an unusual case of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma within pontocerebellar angle schwannoma in 62-year-old woman. The patient suffered for 5 months with V, VII and VIII nerves paresis and with cerebellar ataxia. CT scan demonstrated large hyperdensive mass in cerebellopontine angle translocating cerebellar hemisphere and cerebral trunk. The patient was subjected to surgery and the tumour was removed totally by suboccipital retromastoidal right craniectomy approach. Histopathological examination revealed schwannoma infiltrated with high grade B-cell lymphoma. The patient did well following surgery without any other lymphoma manifestations, and she died from a heart attack 20 months later. Solitary lymphoma of pontocerebellar angle coexisting with schwannoma is an unusual finding, thus our case is the first report.

作者:Pawe?, Kolasa;Radzis?aw, Kordek

来源:Folia neuropathologica 2002 年 40卷 2期

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作者:
Pawe?, Kolasa;Radzis?aw, Kordek
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Folia neuropathologica 2002 年 40卷 2期
We present an unusual case of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma within pontocerebellar angle schwannoma in 62-year-old woman. The patient suffered for 5 months with V, VII and VIII nerves paresis and with cerebellar ataxia. CT scan demonstrated large hyperdensive mass in cerebellopontine angle translocating cerebellar hemisphere and cerebral trunk. The patient was subjected to surgery and the tumour was removed totally by suboccipital retromastoidal right craniectomy approach. Histopathological examination revealed schwannoma infiltrated with high grade B-cell lymphoma. The patient did well following surgery without any other lymphoma manifestations, and she died from a heart attack 20 months later. Solitary lymphoma of pontocerebellar angle coexisting with schwannoma is an unusual finding, thus our case is the first report.