BACKGROUND: Giant invasive spinal schwannoma (GISS) is defined as a lesion that
extends over> 2 vertebral levels, erodes vertebral bodies, and extends posteriorly and …

Ancient schwannomas are rare, encapsulated tumours of long duration and are benign in
nature. The tumour is solitary and may grow to a large size before detection of notable …

Giant erosive spinal schwannomas can be distinguished from other spinal schwannomas by
its growth in myofascial planes and vertebral body erosion. Therapeutic radical tumour …

Background Resection of giant thoracic schwannomas is challenging and usually requires a
staged approach. The resection of the intraspinal component, usually via laminectomy, is …

Schwannomas are the most common posterior mediastinal neurogenic tumors. They
typically grow insidiously and are often incidentally found in older adults on imaging …

Neurogenic tumours of the mediastinum in adults occur most often at the posterior
mediastinum, majority of which are benign of nerve sheath in origin. A 72-year-old woman …

Ancient schwannoma is a rare variant of neural tumors though rarely seen in the thorax. The
combination with coronary artery diseases is also rare. Here we describe a 66 year‐old …

Ancient Schwannoma is a rare variant of Schwannomas, a type of benign nerve sheath
tumor arising from Schwann cells, hence giving it its name Schwannoma. The term ancient …

Ancient schwannoma is a variant of schwannoma that rarely affects the spine. Imaging and
histological examinations that are not performed in conjunction with specific …

Object: Schwannomas are benign and slow growing tumors of peripheric nerves. They
frequently seen in the spinal canal or expand through the intervertebral foramen as hour …