A 55-Year-Old Woman Presenting with a Second Diagnosis of Craniopharyngioma Following Diagnosis and Successful Treatment of Craniopharyngioma as a 5-Year-Old Child

Amani Alarayedh; Riad Sulimani; Eyad Alsaeed; Hisham Alkhalidi; Abdulrazag Ajlan; Ali Abdu; Ashwag Alqurashi

doi:10.12659/AJCR.943300

10 June 2024 : Case report Saudi Arabia

A 55-Year-Old Woman Presenting with a Second Diagnosis of Craniopharyngioma Following Diagnosis and Successful Treatment of Craniopharyngioma as a 5-Year-Old Child

Unusual clinical course

Amani Alarayedh^1BE, Riad Sulimani

^1ABE*, Eyad Alsaeed^2BE, Hisham Alkhalidi^3BF, Abdulrazag Ajlan^4EF, Ali Abdu^5B, Ashwag Alqurashi^4BCE

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.943300

Am J Case Rep 2024; 25:e943300

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Figure 1. Time course of craniopharyngioma with routine MRI. (A) Follow-up MRI in 2005. (B) Sagittal post-contrast MRI images of the sella showing recurrence of craniopharyngioma in the sella/suprasellar region with predominant right suprasellar extension. (March 2023). (C) Sagital, T1 post-contrast MRI of the sella, showing post-operative resection of the sella and parasellar region with decompression of the optic chiasm (June 2023).

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A 55-Year-Old Woman Presenting with a Second Diagnosis of Craniopharyngioma Following Diagnosis and Successful Treatment of Craniopharyngioma as a 5-Year-Old Child

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