Table 1 Demographics and clinical characteristics of cranial base hemangiopericytoma/solitary fibrous tumor
From: Hemangiopericytoma/solitary fibrous tumor of the cranial base: a case series and literature review
Patient No. | Gender | Age (years) | Localization | Clinical manifestation | Previous treatment | Relationship to the ICA | Post-operative treatments | Follow-up time (months) | Survival ending |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
#1 | Male | 50 | Centered on the right PF, involving the PA, FL, and CS | FP, difficulty opening mouth, diplopia | Three times surgeries, four times gamma treatments | Encircled | None | 16 | Died |
#2 | Male | 49 | Left parapharyngeal space, ET | HL, epistaxis | None | Encircled | None | 70 | Alive |
#3 | Female | 47 | Right SA | Vision loss, diplopia | One time surgery | Encircled | Right ICA embolization | 48 | Alive |
#4 | Female | 32 | Centered on the right parapharyngeal space, involving the right middle CF and CS | FP | None | Encircled | Radiotherapy | 48 | Alive |
#5 | Male | 64 | Right parapharyngeal space | FP, headache, dysphagia | Four times surgeries | Encircled | None | 24 | Died |
#6 | Female | 53 | Left NC and PF | Epistaxis, nasal obstruction, HL | None | None | None | 24 | Alive |