1961
DOI: 10.1093/brain/84.4.628
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The Diagnosis of the Choroid Plexus Papilloma of the Lateral Ventricle

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“…Laurence et al [20] also reported that bubble ventriculography is not adequate to diagnose the presence of a choroid plexus papilloma, adding that one must replace with gas as much ventricular cerebral spinal fluid as possible when a lateral ventricle tumor is suspected, and that each lateral ventricle must be examined separately. They commented on the 'severe reaction following ventriculography' in all five of their patients, including that this was most probably the cause for the widespread subependymal and corpus callosum hemorrhages which they observed in two of their first three cases.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Laurence et al [20] also reported that bubble ventriculography is not adequate to diagnose the presence of a choroid plexus papilloma, adding that one must replace with gas as much ventricular cerebral spinal fluid as possible when a lateral ventricle tumor is suspected, and that each lateral ventricle must be examined separately. They commented on the 'severe reaction following ventriculography' in all five of their patients, including that this was most probably the cause for the widespread subependymal and corpus callosum hemorrhages which they observed in two of their first three cases.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The symptoms and signs of third ventricular papillomas are age dependent and secondary to hydrocephalus [2,4,5]. Hydrocephalus is caused by either mechanical obstruction of CSF flow or due to hypersecretion of CSF [2,6].…”
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“…A hiperprodução de líquor é constatada através da observação de que, em alguns casos, a hidrocefalia desaparece após a cirurgia com retirada total da lesão 4,14,[26][27][28] . Outros autores 3,6,25,28,29 citam casos em que, apesar da retirada do tumor, persistiu a hidrocefalia. Interessante é que existem divergências quanto ao uso de derivações: Matson e Crofton 4 , em 1960, afirmavam que existiam fortes evidências de que a hidrocefalia era causada unicamente pela hiperprodução de líquor pelo tumor e a afirmativa se baseava no fato de que em todas as crianças em que um papiloma do plexo coróideo do ventrículo lateral foi extirpado totalmente, não se fez necessário o uso de derivações; Raimondi e Gutierrez 6 , em 1976, relatam da necessidade de derivações ventriculares definitivas em 16 (69,5%) das 23 crianças submetidas a retirada do tumor do plexo coróideo e Lena e col. 3 em 1990 relatam que 17 (70,8%) das 24 crianças submetidas a ressecção de tumor do plexo coróideo necessitaram de derivação liquórica permanente.…”
Section: Tabela 1 Relação Dos Pacientes Com Tumores Do Plexo Coróideounclassified