Table 2 Solitary intraosseous schwannoma of the vault and the base of the skull patient characteristics
Authors | Age | Sex | Site | Principals symptoms | Treatment | Follow up | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Solodnik et al. (1986) [ 14 ] | 59-year | Male | Petrous apex | Headache, tinnitus, and unsteadiness. | Sub-total excision | ? | Good |
Schiffer et al. (1991) [ 6 ] | 3-year | Male | Fronto-orbital bone | A non tender mass | Total good excision | 1Â year | Good |
Unni KK (1996) [ 26 ] | Report of two cases | ? | Skull bone | ? | ? | ? | ? |
Celli et al. (1998) [ 24 ] | 14-year | Male | Frontal bone | Hard non tender mass | Complete excision | 2Â year | Good |
| Â | 3-year | Male | Occipital bone | Hard non tender mass | Complete excision | 14Â year | Good |
Ersahin et al. (2000) [ 13 ] | 4-year | Male | Parietal bone | A non tender solid mass | Totalexcision | 2Â year | Good |
El bahy and al (2004) [ 5 ] | 40-year | Male | Spheno-orbital bone | Proptosis, swelling of the frontozygomatic junction | Complete excision | ? | Good |
Goyal R et al. (2008) [ 2 ] | 11-year | Male | Frontal bone | Forehead swelling | Complete excision | 6Â month | Good |
Amita et al. (2014) [ 25 ] | 41-year | Female | Frontal bone | Paresthesia of limbs, hemicranial headache, generalized tonic-clonic seizures | Complete excision | 3Â months | Good |