Table 1.

Patients’ cohort. MCF, middle cranial fossa; IFTB, infratemporal fossa Type B. approach.

Name	Sex	Age at Surgery	Symptoms	Surgical Approach	Follow Up	Complication
CM	F	64	Headache	Trans-sphenoidal	1 month, no symptoms.
EA	M	36	Headache + VI cranial nerve paralysis	MCF approach	6 months, MRI negative, no symptoms
FS	M	48	Headache + VI cranial nerve paralysis	Trans-sphenoidal	Recurrence with several surgeries following years. No symptoms at the end.
LLA	F	46	Headache	MCF approach	6 months, MRI negative, no symptoms
SA	F	15	Recurrent facial paralysis	MCF approach	1 year, MRI negative, no symptoms
TG	M	50	Headache + hearing loss	Transotic + IFTB	3 years, MRI negative, no symptoms	ICA fissuration
BG	M	59	VI cranial nerve paralysis	Trans-sphenoidal + MCF approach	1 years, MRI with minimal residual, no symptoms.
KWK	M	40	Hearing loss	Transotic + IFTB	1 month, no symptoms.
NPE	F	57	Headache	Partial removal with infracochlear approach	3 years, MRI with stable residual
MM	M	19	VI cranial nerve paralysis	Partial removal with infracochlear approach	3 years, MRI with stable residual
GL	F	53	VI cranial nerve paralysis	MCF approach	6 years, MRI negative, no symptoms
VE	F	11	Headache	MCF approach	1 year, MRI negative, no symptoms
MG	M	49	Headache + Facial nerve paralysis	MCF approach	3 months, no symptoms	Transient facial palsy + Subdural hematoma
BI	F	52	Headache + transmissive hearing loss	Infracochlear	2 years, stable
GP	M	53	VI cranial nerve paralysis + hearing loss	Transotic + IFTB	3 years, MRI negative, no symptoms
CF	F	81	VI cranial nerve paralysis	Trans-sphenoidal	6 months, CT negative, no symptoms
AA	M	35	VI cranial nerve paralysis + headache	MCF approach	1 year, MRI negative, no symptoms
NA	M	35	Facial nerve paralysis + hearing loss + Headache + vertigo + meningitis	Transcochlear	5 years, no symptoms
NCK	M	12	Facial nerve paralysis + hearing loss	Transotic + IFTB	6 months, MRI negative, no symptoms