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V106: EN-BLOC RESECTION OF A LARGE SOLID HEMANGIOBLASTOMA IN THE RIGHT CEREBELLOPONTINE ANGLE
Ana Sofia Alvarez, MD1; Vera Vigo, MD, PhD1; Enrico Gambatesa, MD1; Christine K Lee, MD, PhD2; Yuanzhi Xu, MD1; Michael Lim, MD1; Konstantina M Stankovic, MD1; Juan Carlos Fernandez-Miranda, MD1; 1Stanford University; 2Brown University

En-block resection of a large solid hemangioblastoma with multiple arterial feeders from PICA, AICA, and SCA. Expanded retrosigmoid craniotomy was performed, extending from the transverse sinus to the foramen magnum, including the mastoid to expose the jugular foramen. The tumor extended from the foramen magnum though the hypoglossal canal, jugular foramen, internal auditory canal, up to the tentorium, severely compressing posterior fossa cranial nerves. Extensive dissection via subtonsillar, cerebellopontine angle, and supracerebellar approaches was required.

 

 

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