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V085: MICROSURGICAL RESECTION OF TRIGEMINAL SCHWANNOMA VIA TRANSORBITAL APPROACH
Mustafa Motiwala1; Parvesh Konda2; Jahangir Sajjad2; Muhammad W Baqai2; Rebecca Ford2; Cristina Cernei2; Kumar Abhinav2; 1University of Tennessee Health Science Center; 2Southmead Hospital

We present the case of an 34-year-old female who was found to have a left trigeminal schwannoma with a rapid increase in size on imaging, an atypical finding for this type of lesion.. The patient underwent a microsurgical left transorbital approach with lateral orbitotomy to resect the lesion. The internal contents of the cavernous sinus dorsal were preserved. Ultimately, gross total resection was achieved with no residual disease identified on postoperative imaging.

 

 

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