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Volume 2 Issue 3 2012 ISSN 2250-0359 Sphenoethmoidal hemangioma-A rare presentation * Sundar krishnan * Raghukumaran *Madras Medical College

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  1. Volume 2 Issue 3 2012 ISSN 2250-0359 Sphenoethmoidal hemangioma-A rare presentation * Sundar krishnan * Raghukumaran *Madras Medical College & Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital ABSTRACT Hemangiomas do not develop as commonly in the sinonasal cavity, compared with other head and neck sites. The most common presenting symptom was epistaxis. Hemangiomas involving multiple sinuses with a atypical clinical presentation is extremely rare. We present a representative case of sphenoethmoidal hemangioma with atypical clinical presentation and treated by endoscopic excision yielding excellent outcome in terms of tumor control and safety. CASE REPORT A 37 year old male had c/o referred to ENT OPD with c/o headache past 6months, diminished vision in right eye 2months & left eye 2weeks and increased frequency of urination 2weeks. www.jorl.net

  2. On carefully eliciting the history he revealed his headache was diffuse, compressive nature continuously present not associated with nausea and vomiting.2months back developed blurring of vision in right eye for which he attended opthal OPD where he was admitted for 2 days investigated, diagnosed as ?retrobulbar neuritis treated and discharged. After discharge, for 2weeks he was asymptomatic and had deterioration of vision in right eye & diminution of vision in left eye with increased frequency of urination 2weeks.patient again revisited opthal OPD from where he was referred to neurology OPD. After serial of investigations by neurologists they are still inconclusive in diagnosis and with aid of radiologists they gave a differential diagnosis of? Fungal granuloma,? ethmoidal carcinoma and ?pituitary adenoma with dibetes insipidus. Then patient was referred to our ENT OPD for further management.  CRANIAL NERVE EXAMINATION: OPTIC NERVE: Rt Lt Visual acuity only light 6/36 Perception Colour vision not appreciable + Field of vision absent + Other cranial Nr’s examination -Normal; All blood investigations was normal ENT examination revealed normal except for mild DSL, Deviated septum to left. www.jorl.net

  3. CT PNS MRI BRAIN WITH PNS www.jorl.net

  4. DIAGNOSTIC NASAL ENDOSCOPY showed, Rt side: Accessory ostium + , Middle turbinate medialized *Lt side-DSL, Accessory ostium + , Sphenoethmoidal recess-normal # NO MASS VISUALISED IN NASAL CAVITY  We planned for a, ENDOSCOPIC TRANSNASAL MASS EXCISION, under GA  We had excised the mass and sent for histopathological examination  HPE report showed polypoidal respiratory epithelium lined mucosa with scattered bony spicules with large dilated thin walled blood vessels lined by endothelial cells and foci of proliferating thin walled branching closely packed blood vessels wit intervening fibrotic stroma. Lesion consistent with HEMANGIOMA www.jorl.net

  5. HPE PICTURES-CAPILLARY AND CAVERNOUS HEMANGIOMA www.jorl.net

  6. PRE OPERATIVE MRI POST OPERATIVE MRI Post operatively pt had a transient Diabetes Insipidus was on strict fluid management with normal renal parameters Within a week DI resolved completely Nasal pack removed on IVth POD To our surprise pt had a dramatic improvement in vision in immediate post op period and returned to 6/6 in both eyes. CONCLUSION: Thus we conclude sphenoethmoidal hemangioma is extremely rare presenting with blindness and endoscopic optic nerve decompression proven its complete removal with excellent outcome in patient improvement and tumor control. www.jorl.net

  7. DISCUSSION www.jorl.net

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