Brain injury secondary to brain Xanthogranulomatous one cases and review of literature.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 25 Brain injury secondary to brain Xanthogranulomatous one cases and review of literature Abstract report of first case of brain injury secondary site in the local brain injury cases of brain xanthogranuloma, and to investigate its pathogenesis. Method on the basis of case report literature review. Results 1 cases of adult male patients with injuries caused by road accident left temporal parietal lobe brain contusion and intracerebral hematoma, 2 weeks after brain injury in the local part of the brain secondary to a huge polycystic xanthogranuloma. Patients after surgical treatment remission, the nature of lesions to be confirmed by pathology. Conclusion of intracranial xanthogranuloma is rare in clinical practice, its mechanism is controversial, reported in the literature, there are three theories: neuroepithelial origin of the theory of endoderm origin of the theory of the origin of developmental theory. But in this case the formation mechanism of intracranial xanthogranuloma may be blood-borne origin. Surgical treatment of xanthogranulomatous intracranial space-occupying effect of the preferred method of treatment. Keywords: Xanthogranulomatous brain-injury 【Abstract】 Objective To report the first case of solitary intracerebral xanthogranuloma secondary to brain injury in an adult patient and to discuss the pathogenesis. Methods One such case was presented and references were reviewed. Results A 22-year-old male patient suffered from brain laceration and intracerebral hematoma in the left temporoparietal lobe due to traffic accident developed a huge multicystic intracerebral xanthogranuloma two weeks later in the same site as the brain injury. Craniotomy and subtotal removal of the xanthogranuloma was performed to the patient and recovered well. The diagnosis was confirmed by pathology. Conclusion Intracranial xanthogranulomas are rare and their pathogenesis remains a matter of debate. There exist three hypotheses re