Table1.

A brief review of literature presenting lateral ventricle HB

Author	Sex, age*	Signs and symptoms	VHL-related	Site	Preoperative imaging features	Diameter (cm)
Vecchi et al. (1935)9	Female, 80	Incidental postmortem	N/A†	N/A	N/A	N/A
Diehl et al. (1981)10	Male, 20	Progressive visual loss, headache, bilateral papilledema	Yes	Right temporal horn	CT scan, homogenous	5
Murakami et al. (1985)11	Female, 31	Headache, gait disturbance, bilateral papilledema	Positive Family history	Trigone of right lateral ventricle	CT scan, homogenous	N/A
Ho et al. (1990)12	Female, 44	Headache	Positive Family history	Trigone of right lateral ventricle	MRI, homogenous	3
Lyo et al. (1992)13	Male, 36	Headache, diplopia, right abducens nerve palsy, confusion	No	Left lateral ventricle wall	N/A	N/A
Prieto et al. (2005)6	Male, 37	Confusion, cognitive deficit, dysphasia	Yes	Trigone of left lateral ventricle	MRI, homogenous	3
Jaggi et al. (2009)14	Male, 30	Headache	No	Left lateral ventricle	MRI, homogenous	3
Takeuchi et al. (2011)15	Male, 33	Headache	Yes	Right lateral ventricle	MRI, solid-cystic homogenous	N/A
Al-Najar et al. (2013)16	Male, 70	Headache, vomiting, dizziness, left facial palsy, left hemiparesis, intraventricular hemorrhage	No	Right occipital horn	MRI, heterogeneous	3.3
Anderson et al. (2014)17	Male, 24	Vertigo, right arm weakness, transient right facial paresis and slurring of speech, headache	N/A	Midline and greater in left lateral ventricle	MRI, solid-cystic with diffuse enhancement	N/A
Present case (2017)	Male, 30	Seizure, blurred vision, headache, bilateral papilledema	No	Midline in both lateral ventricle	MRI, heterogeneous	5.5

^*Years; †Not available; HB: Hemangioblastoma; VHL: Von Hippel-Lindau disease; CT: Computed tomography; MRI: Magnetic resonance imaging