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Arq Neuropsiquiatr 2011;69(2-A):266 266 Images in neurology Ceruminous adenoma Péricles Maranhão-Filho 1 , Hélio Ferreira Lopes 2 , Eliana Teixeira Maranhão 3 , Gabriela Lima 4 Correspondence Péricles Maranhão-Filho Av. Canal de Marapendi 1680 / 1802 22631-050 Rio de Janeiro RJ - Brasil E-mail: pmaranhaofi[email protected] Received 8 September 2010 Received in final form 15 October 2010 Accepted 22 October 2010 CERUMINOMA Instituto Nacional de Câncer, Hospital Central I: 1 Neurologist; 2 Neurosurgeon; 3 Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation Specialist; 4 Neuroradiologist. A 27 year-old female patient with an external auditory canal lesion was di- agnosed as ceruminous adenoma at the age of 17. She was operated on twice and underwent radiotherapy. The examina- tion shows left prosopagnosia, ipsilateral deafness, and hemiglossoplegia. MRI de- picts a heterogeneous lesion in the left temporal bone (Figure). “Ceruminoma” - a term considered by some to be a de- funct diagnosis - is a rare, potentially ma- lignant tumour, which presents itself as a yellow mass located to the external au- ditory canal in 90% of the cases 1,2 . Treat- ment and prognosis depend on one of the eight currently recognized histomor- phologic subtypes (ceruminous and pleo- morphic adenoma, cylindrome, adenoid cystic, ceruminous and mucoepidermoide adenocarcinoma, eccrine cylindrome and syringocystiadenoma papilliferum) 2 . REFERENCES 1. Neto SC, Duprat A, Freitas EB, et al. Adenoma cerumi- noso do ouvido médio (revisão da literatura e apre- sentação de um caso). Rev Bras Otorrinolaringol 1989; 55:179-184. 2. Maheshwari MB, Hejmadi RK, Stores OPR, O’Connell J. Ceruminous gland tumour. Histopathology 2002;41: 275-276. Figure. MRI [A] Axial-fluid-attenuated inversion recovery sequence (FLAIR) and [B] Coronal-fat sup- pressed T1-weighted spin-echo sequence postcontrast that show an irregular enhanced lesion at the petrous portion of left temporal bone with bone destruction, upper tentorium displacement, and ex- tension to cerebellar pontine angle cistern.

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Arq Neuropsiquiatr 2011;69(2-A):266

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Images in neurology

Ceruminous adenomaPéricles Maranhão-Filho1, Hélio Ferreira Lopes2, Eliana Teixeira Maranhão3, Gabriela Lima4

CorrespondencePéricles Maranhão-FilhoAv. Canal de Marapendi 1680 / 180222631-050 Rio de Janeiro RJ - BrasilE-mail: [email protected]

Received 8 September 2010Received in final form 15 October 2010Accepted 22 October 2010

CERUMINOMA

Instituto Nacional de Câncer, Hospital Central I: 1Neurologist; 2Neurosurgeon; 3Physiotherapist, Vestibular Rehabilitation Specialist; 4Neuroradiologist.

A 27 year-old female patient with an external auditory canal lesion was di-agnosed as ceruminous adenoma at the age of 17. She was operated on twice and underwent radiotherapy. The examina-tion shows left prosopagnosia, ipsilateral deafness, and hemiglossoplegia. MRI de-picts a heterogeneous lesion in the left temporal bone (Figure). “Ceruminoma” - a term considered by some to be a de-funct diagnosis - is a rare, potentially ma-lignant tumour, which presents itself as a yellow mass located to the external au-ditory canal in 90% of the cases1,2. Treat-

ment and prognosis depend on one of the eight currently recognized histomor-phologic subtypes (ceruminous and pleo-morphic adenoma, cylindrome, adenoid cystic, ceruminous and mucoepidermoide adenocarcinoma, eccrine cylindrome and syringocystiadenoma papilliferum)2.

REFERENCES1. Neto SC, Duprat A, Freitas EB, et al. Adenoma cerumi-

noso do ouvido médio (revisão da literatura e apre-sentação de um caso). Rev Bras Otorrinolaringol 1989; 55:179-184.

2. Maheshwari MB, Hejmadi RK, Stores OPR, O’Connell J. Ceruminous gland tumour. Histopathology 2002;41: 275-276.

Figure. MRI [A] Axial-fluid-attenuated inversion recovery sequence (FLAIR) and [B] Coronal-fat sup-pressed T1-weighted spin-echo sequence postcontrast that show an irregular enhanced lesion at the petrous portion of left temporal bone with bone destruction, upper tentorium displacement, and ex-tension to cerebellar pontine angle cistern.