İON 330. ZOOM lecture, Shalamberidze: Meningiomas 20.03.23

Meningiomas are the most common primary non-glial brain tumors and comprise 13-19% of all primary intracranial neoplasm. Spinal canal meningiomas account to about 25% of all spinal cord tumors. Multiple spinal meningiomas are rarer than multiple cranial meningiomas. Multiple meningiomas occurring in different neuraxial compartments are distinctly rare, with only 19 well-documented cases reported in world literature, of these, only six cases had more than one spinal tumor. Occurrence of such multiple meningiomas of spinal and cranial distribution in absence of neurofibromatosis is quite rare.
Professor David Shalamberidze is giving "Spinal, Cranial and Combined Meningiomas" lecture, don't miss it!