Cervical spinal meningioma

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see also Spinal Meningioma.

Cervical spinal intradural meningioma.

Cervical spinal extradural meningioma.

see also Spinal meningioma classification.

81 years old male Ex-smoker for over 25 years

Chronic Treatment: NORTRIPTYLINE

Cataracts x2 Left inguinal hernia Right meniscus

The patient reported a progressive sensation of decreased mobility, particularly in fine movements of the fingers of the left hand, accompanied by a decrease in sensitivity.

Extrasystoles: Noted, with a heart rate of 51 bpm

Neurological Evaluation:

Paresthesias and clumsiness in manual skills.

EMG (Electromyography): Revealing mild to moderate radiculopathy at the C6-C7 level and mild radiculopathy at the C8-T1 level.

Diagnostic Imaging:

MRI of the cervical spine conducted with gadolinium revealed a probable cervical spinal meningioma.

IIIB

This case report outlines the clinical presentation, diagnostic findings, and initial management approach for an 81-year-old male with a cervical meningioma.