Médulloblastome extra-axial dans l’angle ponto-cérébelleux : A propos d’un cas avec revue de la littérature Extra-axial medulloblastoma in cerebello-pontine angle: case report and litterature review
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Abstract
Nous rapportons un cas rare de médulloblastome extra axial siégeant au niveau
de l’angle ponto-cérébelleux chez une enfant de 4 ans. Cette tumeur s’est manifestée par un tableau d’hyper tension intracrânienne avec altération de l’état de conscience évoluant depuis deux mois. Le scanner cérébral retrouvait une
masse spontanément hyper dense plaquée contre la paroi postérieure du rocher gauche associée a une dilatation modérée du système ventriculaire sus-tentoriel.
La patiente a été opérée en urgence de sa tumeur cérébrale. L’évolution clinique post opératoire était satisfaisante. Le diagnostic de médulloblastome a été confirmé par l’histopathologie.
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