A case report of a cpa meningioma presenting as middle ear mass with middle ear effusion

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Abstract

Middle ear (ME) benign tumors are rare, and among them is meningioma. An ME meningioma might be isolated or merely a lateral extension of a CPA meningioma. We report a case with presentation of ME effusion followed by the appearance of an aural polyp after repeated myringotomies. Computed tomography (CT) revealed a benign-looking ME and mastoid mass. After debulking and biopsy, it turned out to be a meningioma. However, when MRI was performed, a large CPA meningioma was detected. ME masses are rare; however, they might be encountered, and CT must be performed followed by biopsy or total removal. In case of detection of a tumor with probable intracranial connection as meningioma, an MRI should be performed to exclude intracranial extension.

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Galal, A., Ahmed, O., Abdelziz, A., & Aly, R. G. (2021). A case report of a cpa meningioma presenting as middle ear mass with middle ear effusion. Journal of International Advanced Otology, 17(4), 372–375. https://doi.org/10.5152/IAO.2021.9247

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