Coexistence of meningioma and craniofacial fibrous dysplasia: a case series of clinicopathological study and literature review

Table 4 Literature review of co-existed meningiomas and CFD

Author	Publication year	Gender	Age/y	Onset symptoms	Type of CFD	Location		Treatment		Histological examination
Author	Publication year	Gender	Age/y	Onset symptoms	Type of CFD	CFD	Meningioma	CFD	Meningioma	Histological examination
Settecase et al. [16]	2016	Male	13	Enlarging lump on right forehead	MAS	Involving the entire skull	Multiple: right frontal and right posterior falx	Untreated	Untreated	NA
Alves et al. [15]	2009	Male	35	Growing mass	CFD	Frontal bone	Right frontal	Surgery	Surgery	Meningothelial
Ghosal et al. [13]	2007	Male	25	Diminishing vision and seizures	CFD	Sphenoid sinus and bone	Right frontal	Surgery	Surgery	Atypical lymphoplasmacyte-rich (WHO grade II)
Tasar et al. [14]	2004	Male	20	Exophthalmus and lost vision of right eye	CFD	Right frontal and temporal bones	Multiple: sphenoidal-temporoparietal	NA	NA	NA
Gao et al. [26]	2002	Female	37	Headache, dizziness and seizure	CFD	Right sphenoid bone	Right middle cranial fossa	Surgery	Surgery	Syncytial
Bayas et al. [57]	1999	Female	38	Myelopathy	MAS	Left maxilla, left ramus and right corpus mandibulae	T3-T4	Untreated	Surgery	Psammomatous
Fehlow et al. [58]	1992	Male	17	Psychic maldevelopment	MAS	Right frontal and temporal bones	Right temporal	NA	NA	NA
Frankel J, et al. [59]	1988	Male	50	Skull swelling and double vision	CFD	Frontal, parietal and sphenoid bones	Left parietal	Surgery	Surgery	Meningothelial (infiltrating bone)

CFD cranial fibrous dysplasia, MAS McCune-Albright syndrome, NA not available

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