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- A 13-year-old male neutered domestic shorthair cat exhibited behavioral changes and neurological issues linked to the forebrain, leading to a veterinary examination.
- Advanced brain imaging revealed two extra-axial masses and a significant amount of subdural fluid accumulation.
- Histological analysis confirmed the masses as multiple meningiomas and the subdural fluid as cerebrospinal fluid, marking a unique presentation of concurrent feline meningiomas and fluid accumulation not previously documented.
Article Abstract
A case of two separate meningiomas with concurrent subdural fluid accumulation is presented. A 13-year-old, male neutered domestic shorthair cat presented with behavior change and progressive neurologic signs localizing to the forebrain. Two extra-axial masses were seen along with a large subdural fluid collection on advanced imaging of the brain. Histology of the lesions was consistent with multiple meningiomas, while analysis of the subdural fluid was consistent with cerebrospinal fluid. A case of multiple feline meningiomas with peritumoral subdural fluid accumulation has not previously been reported.
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