MEDICAL
REPORT
I.C, 37 YEARS, MALE
HOSP
NO: WCA/ 6062/2023
Diagnosis:
1.
Meningioma
2.
Costochondritis
Management Plan:
·
Tabs
Carbamazepine 200mg daily but emphasis more to remove the tumour
·
To
do Brain MRI (contrasted)
·
Give
cost implication for surgery
Background History: He presented with 7months history
of insidious onset headache with impairment of conscious with feeling of
heaviness on head, associated with dizziness and imbalance. Above symptoms are
rather persistent and has been concern to him and his family. It has indeed
prompted the advice to return to the country for his new relocation (Cyprus) in
other to receive medical treatment and check-up. He has also conducted several
consultations and investigations including Brain Scan (CT Scan). And he has
been advised by a fiend to come to this center. He has also been trouble with
persisting pains in the upper right chest region which has cause him to seek
various helps including trado- medical as evidence by multiple scarification
seen. Acupuncture, but all to no avail. The chest X- ray conducted before he
came was essentially normal.
Neurological;
and General Findings is normal
Neuroimaging and Diagnosis
CT Scan ( Brain ): Shows Right contrast enhancing 2by
3by 4cm mass situated on the junction between anterior and parasagittal
/parafancine region.
This features are in keeping with meningioma
Fig-
1 Contrasted CT Head- Avidly contrast enhancing middle third parasagittal /parafancine
Meningioma