Neurosurgical management of a rare congenital supratentorial neurenteric cyst with associated nasal dermal sinus: Case report

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The authors describe the case of a patient with the classic clinical presentation and radiographic features of a nasal dermal sinus with an associated intracranial cyst; however, histopathology revealed that the intracranial cyst was neurenteric instead of the typical epidermoid or dermoid cyst. Preoperative assessment included CT and MRI, which revealed a direct communication between the patient's nasal polypoid lesion and the anterior skull base via the foramen cecum. At the hands of a multidisciplinary plastic surgery and neurosurgery team, the patient underwent concurrent gross-Total resection of the nasal polypoid lesion, the intracranial intradural cystic lesion, and their interconnecting tract.

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MacMahon, P., Iacob, S., Bach, S. E., Elwood, E. T., Lin, J. J., & Avellino, A. M. (2017). Neurosurgical management of a rare congenital supratentorial neurenteric cyst with associated nasal dermal sinus: Case report. Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics, 20(6), 521–525. https://doi.org/10.3171/2017.7.PEDS17123

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