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. 2023 Feb 13;13:1089002. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2023.1089002

Table 1.

Summary of reported cases of posterior clinoid meningiomas.

Authors Age (years) Sex Symptoms Surgical approach Extent of excision Complications Pathology
Horiguchi et al. N = 5 (2) N/D N/D N/D N/D Simpson G3 (3) Simpson G4 (2) Permanent hemiparesis (2), permanent CN palsy (4), thalamic dementia (1), perforating artery infarction (3) N/D
Goto et al. N = 5 (1) Mean age = 51.6 M (3) F (2) N/D Presigmoidal transpetrosal (4) Combined transpetrosal and FTOZ (1) Total (3) Near total (1) Partial (1) None N/D
Ohba et al. N = 1 (8) 60 M CN III palsy Transzygomatic Subtotal Hemiparesis, hydrocephalus, brainstem infarction Clear cell
Shukla et al. N = 2 (3) 50 F HA, diplopia (CN III) Transzygomatic subtemporal Total None Transitional
41 F HA, diplopia (CN III) Transzygomatic subtemporal Partial Hemiparesis, hemianopsia, partial CN III palsy, ACho infarction Atypical
Sodhi et al. N = 1 (4) 48 F HA, VD, HH FTOZ Near total Transient ptosis Meningothelial
Takase et al. N = 2 (5) 54 F Ophthalamalgia FT Near total None Meningothelial
62 F Akinesia, amnesia, VD, HH FTOZ Subtotal Transient hemiparesis, LSA infarction Meningothelial
Nanda et al. N = 1 (7) 66 F Facial pain Retrosigmoid Total Transient hemiparesis N/D
Young et al. N = 1 (6) 53 F N/D Orbitozygomatic transpetrosal Near total Mild CN III and IV palsy N/D
Present case N = 1 67 F VD EF-SCITA Total None Meningothelial

ACho, anterior choroidal artery; CN, cranial nerve; EF-SCITA, endoscopic far-lateral supracerebellar infratentorial approach; FT, frontotemporal craniotomy; FTOZ, frontotemporo-orbito-zygomatic craniotomy; HA, headache; HH, homonymous hemianopia; ICA, Internal carotid artery; LSA, lenticulostriate artery; N/D, not described; VD, visual deterioration.