A case report on coexisting meningioma and glioma in the same patient

Title : A case report on coexisting meningioma and glioma in the same patient

Abstract:

The simultaneous occurrence of two distinct intracranial neoplasms within a single patient presents a unique and exceedingly rare clinical scenario. This case report details the diagnostic challenges, therapeutic considerations, and clinical outcomes in a patient harboring two co-existing intracranial neoplasms. This report aims to provide valuable insights into the complexities surrounding the management of such cases.

Audience Take Away Notes:

• The rarity and uniqueness of having two distinct intracranial neoplasms in a single patient
• The diagnostic challenges associated with identifying and differentiating between the two neoplasms
• The therapeutic considerations necessary for treating multiple intracranial tumors concurrently
• The clinical outcomes observed in the patient with co-existing intracranial neoplasms
• The complexities involved in managing such rare and intricate cases

Biography:

Rey Alexis M. Sususco is a dedicated resident physician at the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center in the Philippines, specializing in Adult Neurology. As a Fellow of the Philippine College of Physicians in Internal Medicine, Rey Alexis is passionate about exploring and mastering topics in both internal medicine and neurology. With a commitment to excellence and a keen interest in advancing medical knowledge, he aims to contribute significantly to patient care and medical research. He is driven by a desire to continuously learn and apply innovative approaches to improve health outcomes.