Cystic dumbbell-shaped C1 schwannoma with intracranial extension and hydrocephalus
Y Matsui, M Fukumura, M Toda - World neurosurgery, 2021 - Elsevier
Background Schwannomas at the craniocervical junction commonly originate from the lower
cranial nerves or C1 and C2 nerves. To date, very few cases of C1 schwannomas have …
cranial nerves or C1 and C2 nerves. To date, very few cases of C1 schwannomas have …
[HTML][HTML] Schwannomas of C1: A Novel Classification and Description of Growth Patterns Based on a Personal Series and Review of Literature
K Sridhar - Neurology India, 2024 - journals.lww.com
Background: Schwannomas of C1 are rare tumors. Because of the wide variation in their
anatomy, and presentation and their rarity, there is no proper understanding of their …
anatomy, and presentation and their rarity, there is no proper understanding of their …
A locally destructive, completely asymptomatic, C1-root schwannoma with base of skull invasion: a case report
D Pisani, C Camenzuli, J Psaila… - Journal of Surgical …, 2017 - academic.oup.com
Patients with C1 nerve root schwannomas usually present with signs relating to nerve root
compression. However, asymptomatic presentations have never been reported. A healthy …
compression. However, asymptomatic presentations have never been reported. A healthy …