Introduction Schwannomas are rare tumors arising from Schwan cells of the peripheral
nerve sheath. The majority of the cases are sporadic and familial clustering is often …

The finding of an adrenal mass should induce a diagnostic work‐up aimed at assessing
autonomous hormone production and differentiating between benign and (potentially) …

BACKGROUND: We describe the presentation, diagnostic pathway, and management of 28
patients with benign retroperitoneal schwannomas. METHODS: A prospectively kept soft …

Sacral and presacral schwannomas are often found incidentally, because they present with
vague symptoms or symptomless. Schwannoma occurring in this area occasionally presents …

The purpose of this presentation is to allow the radiologist to discuss the diagnosis of
retroperitoneal schwannoma, involving mostly a fortuitous discovery and a misleading …

OBJECTIVE Giant presacral schwannomas are rare sacral tumors found in less than 1 of
every 40,000 hospitalizations. Current management of these tumors is based solely upon …

The neurogenic tumor of frequent occurrence in the presacral area is a schwannoma. Giant
presacral schwannoma has a risk for anterior surgical approach because of its massive size …

OBJECTIVE While sporadic peripheral schwannomas (SPSs) are generally well treated with
surgery, their biology is not well understood. Consequently, treatment options are limited …

Schwannomas are rare tumors originating from the Schwann sheath of the peripheral or
cranial nerves. They are usually benign tumors and in 95% of the cases they originate from …

Schwannomas are peripheral nerve tumors that are typically solitary and benign. Their
diagnosis is largely based on surgically resected specimens. Recently, a number of case …