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Kavum septum pellusidi yerleşimli kolloid kist:Nadir yerleşim ve endoskopik çıkarılması

Colloid cyst in cavum septum pellucidi: Rare location and endoscopic removal

Pages
326–330
Publication Date
2022-10-19
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Although microsurgical resection with the use of either a transcallosal or transcortical-transventricular approach has been accepted, in recent years neuroendoscopic approaches are preferred for the treatment of these locations.This is a report of colloid cyst in cavum septi pellucidi which was successfully removed using endoscope.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Colloid cysts are benign intracranial lesions, that account only 0.2-2% of intracranial lesions, mostly localized in the roof of the third ventricle.
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Key Findings & Data:Although the cysts are histological benign, they sustain significant neurological presentation or death due to cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) obstruction and acute hydrocephalus.
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Conclusion & Impact:Although microsurgical resection with the use of either a transcallosal or transcortical-transventricular approach has been accepted, in recent years neuroendoscopic approaches are preferred for the treatment of these locations.This is a report of colloid cyst in cavum septi pellucidi which was successfully removed using endoscope.
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Abstract

Colloid cysts are benign intracranial lesions, that account only 0.2-2% of intracranial lesions, mostly localized in the roof of the third ventricle. Although the cysts are histological benign, they sustain significant neurological presentation or death due to cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) obstruction and acute hydrocephalus. Cavum septi pellucidi, another pathology which can cause similar results, may be in a strategic position closer to the foramen monro. Colloid cysts outside the third ventricle are extremely rare. A colloid cyst in septum pellicidum location using panthpaque ventriculogram was first reported by Ciric. Although microsurgical resection with the use of either a transcallosal or transcortical-transventricular approach has been accepted, in recent years neuroendoscopic approaches are preferred for the treatment of these locations.This is a report of colloid cyst in cavum septi pellucidi which was successfully removed using endoscope.

Özet

Kolloid kistler, tüm intrakranial lezyonların %0.2-2sini oluşturan, çoğunlukla 3. ventrikül tavanında yerleşen benign intracranial lezyonlardır. Her ne kadar histolojik olarak benign olsalar da ciddi nörolojik semptomlara hatta BOS obtruksiyonuna bağlı akut hidrosefali ve ölüme yol açabilirler. Kavum septi pellusidi, benzer sonuçlara neden olabilecek diğer bir patoloji olup Foramen Monro’ya yakın stratejik pozisyonda yer alabilir. Kolloid kistlerin üçüncü ventrikül dışında yerleşimi son derece nadirdir. Sepum pellusidum yerleşimli kollid kist pantpaque ventrikülogram kullanılarak ilk kez Ciric tarafından gösterilmiştir. Her ne kadar transkallozal veya transkotikal-transventriküler yaklaşım ile mikrocerrahi rezeksiyon kabul edilmişse de son yıllarda bu lokalizasyonlardakilerin tedavisinde nöroendoskopik yaklaşımlar tercih edilmektedir. Bu yazıda endoskop kullanılarak başarılı bir şekilde çıkarılan kavum septi pellusidi yerleşimli kolloid kist olgusu sunulmaktadır

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KOÇ, K., CEYLAN, S., ANIK, İ., ANIK, Y. (2022). Kavum septum pellusidi yerleşimli kolloid kist:Nadir yerleşim ve endoskopik çıkarılması. Journal of Neurological Sciences (Turkish), Cilt: 24 - Sayı: 4, 326–330. https://ajindex.com/articles/565627

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