Central Neurocytoma on the Treatment and Outcome: Clinical Case Series Report

Central neurocytoma (CN) is a rare and elusive tumor. The relationship between clinical outcome, tumor nature, treatment of CN remains controversial. There were eight patients in our hospital from 2014 to 2021, the prevalence accounted for 0.36% brain tumors. All them underwent surgical removal, two combined with adjuvant radiotherapy (RT). We found that four without complications had small tumors (33.0 ± 19.5 cm³), while other larger (89.8 14.2 cm³). This suggests large are prone complications. One particular patient suffered intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) caused by damage internal cerebral vein (figure 3). Regarding effect total removal (TR) subtotal (SR) on complications, CNs died IVH after TR. However, good prognosis SR. RT one who received SR atypical (MIB-1 LI 5.3%) TR recurrence. Therefore, we suggest deep-site ventricle, CNs, CNs. Clinical features due hydrocephalus subsided treatment. also review literature discuss outcomes associated Further investigation sample size warranted optimal