A CASE REPORT OF SCHWANNOMA PRESENTING AS SCIATICA

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AFSHAR FARD A.; HASSANI M.; MOLAEIGHOCHINGHALE H.; HOSEINZADEGAN F.; ZOHOURI H.; NASERINIA S.

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Journal: Armaghane Danesh Year:2012 | Volume:17 | Issue:3 (69) Page(s): 272-278

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A CASE REPORT OF SCHWANNOMA PRESENTING AS SCIATICA

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SCHWANNOMQ2

SCIATICAQ3

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Background & aim: SCHWANNOMas are benign and slowly growing nerve sheath tumors which are usually solitary and encapsulated. They may arise from any peripheral nerve containing Schwann cells including distal portions of cranial nerves. Here we are reporting a case of SCHWANNOMa presenting as SCIATICA.Case: A 30 years old woman admitted as severe chronic right lower limb pain, her complain was SCIATICA with an irregular prominent 15*10 cm mass found on her right buttock. She had normal laboratory data and MRI demonstrated extra muscular mass in posterior of mid zone of right thigh that was iso-signal in T1W1 and hyper-signal in T2W2.The patient underwent operation and sciatic nerve explored via posterior tight and unique neural branch of mass dissociated of sciatic and mass resected. Pathology report confirmed SCHWANNOMa in the patient.Conclusion: In patients with sciatic pain, SCHWANNOMa nerve is one of the differential diagnosis and it needs to be considered in assessing of patients.

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AFSHAR FARD, A., HASSANI, M., MOLAEIGHOCHINGHALE, H., HOSEINZADEGAN, F., ZOHOURI, H., & NASERINIA, S.. (2012). A CASE REPORT OF SCHWANNOMA PRESENTING AS SCIATICA. ARMAGHAN DANESH, 17(3 (69)), 272-278. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/77793/en

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AFSHAR FARD A., HASSANI M., MOLAEIGHOCHINGHALE H., HOSEINZADEGAN F., ZOHOURI H., NASERINIA S.. A CASE REPORT OF SCHWANNOMA PRESENTING AS SCIATICA. ARMAGHAN DANESH[Internet]. 2012;17(3 (69)):272-278. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/77793/en

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A. AFSHAR FARD, M. HASSANI, H. MOLAEIGHOCHINGHALE, F. HOSEINZADEGAN, H. ZOHOURI, and S. NASERINIA, “A CASE REPORT OF SCHWANNOMA PRESENTING AS SCIATICA,” ARMAGHAN DANESH, vol. 17, no. 3 (69), pp. 272–278, 2012, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/77793/en

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