Meningioma da goteira olfativa e câncer de mama relato de dois casos

Sampaio, Pedro; Telles, Carlos; Parise, Maud

doi:10.1590/S0004-282X1992000200015

Resumos

Os autores rebatam dois casos de meningioma da goteira olfativa em pacientes com câncer da mama. Referem três eventualidades que ocorrem em ambas as neoplasias: período etário predominante entre quinta e sexta décadas; presença em ambas de receptores de hormônios esteróides; e predominância do sexo feminino entre os meningiomas. Recomendam exame das mamas em mulheres com meningiomas e especulam sobre a possibilidade futura de tratamento hormonal coadjuvante para estes tumores. As imagens tomográficas feitas para controle pós-operatório ou quando aparecem sintomas neurológicos nem sempre diferenciam metástases de meningiomas, daí, às vezes, necessidade de verificação cirúrgica.

goteira olfativa; mama; meningioma; câncer; associação de tumores

Two cases of olfactory groove meningiomas are presented in patients with breast cancer. Predominance of breast cancer and meningiomas in the age decades of the forties and the fifties, presence of steroid hormones receptors in both and prevalence of meningiomas in women are referred as significant correlations. Examination of the breast of women with meningiomas is recommended. Tomographic images are sometimes atypical, and a surgical intervention may be necessary.

olfactory groove; breast; meningioma; cancer; tumor association

Pedro Sampaio^I; Carlos Telles^II; Maud Parise^III

^IProfessor Titular. Disciplina de Neurocirurgia, Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ)

^IIProfessor Adjunto e Chefe da Clínica de Dor da Disciplina de Neurocirurgia. Disciplina de Neurocirurgia, Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ)

^IIIMédico Residente. Disciplina de Neurocirurgia, Universidade Estadual do Rio de Janeiro (UERJ)

RESUMO

Os autores rebatam dois casos de meningioma da goteira olfativa em pacientes com câncer da mama. Referem três eventualidades que ocorrem em ambas as neoplasias: período etário predominante entre quinta e sexta décadas; presença em ambas de receptores de hormônios esteróides; e predominância do sexo feminino entre os meningiomas. Recomendam exame das mamas em mulheres com meningiomas e especulam sobre a possibilidade futura de tratamento hormonal coadjuvante para estes tumores. As imagens tomográficas feitas para controle pós-operatório ou quando aparecem sintomas neurológicos nem sempre diferenciam metástases de meningiomas, daí, às vezes, necessidade de verificação cirúrgica.

Palavras-chave: goteira olfativa, mama, meningioma, câncer, associação de tumores.

SUMMARY

Two cases of olfactory groove meningiomas are presented in patients with breast cancer. Predominance of breast cancer and meningiomas in the age decades of the forties and the fifties, presence of steroid hormones receptors in both and prevalence of meningiomas in women are referred as significant correlations. Examination of the breast of women with meningiomas is recommended. Tomographic images are sometimes atypical, and a surgical intervention may be necessary.

Key words: olfactory groove, breast, meningioma, cancer, tumor association.

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Dr. Pedro Sampaio Serviço de Neurocirurgia, Hospital Universitário Pedro Ernesto, UERJ -Av. 28 de Setembro 77 - 20551 Rio de Janeiro RJ - Brasil.

1. Bachaud JM, Bonafe A, Bugat R. Cancer of the breast and meningioma: a non-fortuitious association. Presse Med 1984, 13:1273.
2. Bianchi C, Vassalo A, Di Bonito L, Gramusso V. Association cancer du sein-meningiome : à propos de deux observations. Sem Hop Paris 1980, 56:488-489.
3. Bickerstaff ER, Small JM, Guest IA. The relapsing course of certain meningiomas in relation to pregnancy and menstruation. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1958, 21:89-91.
4. Burns PB, Naresh J, Bain GO. Association of breast cancer with meningioma: report of two cases and review of the literature. Cancer 1986, 58:1537-1539.
5. Cushing H, Eísenhardt H. Meningiomas: Their Classification, Regional Behaviour, Life History and Surgical Results. Springfield: Charles C Thomas, 1938, p 73.
6. Goffin J. Estrogen and progesterone receptors in meningiomas: review article. Clin Neurol Neurosurg 1986, 88:169-175.
7. Jacobs DH, McFarlane MJ, Holmes FF. Female patients with meningioma of the sphenoid ridge and additional primary neoplasms of the breast and genital tract. Cancer 1987, 60:3080-3082.
8. Metha D, Khatib K, Patel S. Carcinoma of the breast and meningioma. Cancer 1983, 51:1937-1940.
9. Michelsen JJ, New PFY. Brain tumor and pregnancy. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1969, 32:305-307.
10. Plese JPP, Martins VR, Lopes MTP, Brentani MM. Arq Neuro-Psiquiat (São Paulo) 1985, 43:365-371.
11. Rubinstein AB. The association of carcinoma of the breast with meningioma. Surg Gynec Obtetr 1989, 169:334-336.
12. Schoenberg BS, Christine BW, Whisnant JP. Nervous system neoplasms and primary malignancies of other sites: the unique association between meningiomas and breast cancer. Neurology 1975, 25:705-712.
13. Smith FP, Slavik M, MacDonald JS. Association of breast cancer with meningiomas. Cancer 1978, 42:1992-1994.
14. Tilzer LL, Plapp, FV, Evans JP, Stone D, Alward K. Steroid receptor proteins in human meningiomas. Cancer 1982, 49:633-636.
15. Wara WM, Sheline JE, Neuman H. Radiation therapy of meningioma. Am J Roentgnol 1975, 123:453-458.

Meningioma da goteira olfativa e câncer de mama relato de dois casos

Olfactory groove meningioma and breast cancer: report of two cases

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Jun 1992

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[1] 1. Bachaud JM, Bonafe A, Bugat R. Cancer of the breast and meningioma: a non-fortuitious association. Presse Med 1984, 13:1273.

[2] 2. Bianchi C, Vassalo A, Di Bonito L, Gramusso V. Association cancer du sein-meningiome : à propos de deux observations. Sem Hop Paris 1980, 56:488-489.

[3] 3. Bickerstaff ER, Small JM, Guest IA. The relapsing course of certain meningiomas in relation to pregnancy and menstruation. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1958, 21:89-91.

[4] 4. Burns PB, Naresh J, Bain GO. Association of breast cancer with meningioma: report of two cases and review of the literature. Cancer 1986, 58:1537-1539.

[5] 5. Cushing H, Eísenhardt H. Meningiomas: Their Classification, Regional Behaviour, Life History and Surgical Results. Springfield: Charles C Thomas, 1938, p 73.

[6] 6. Goffin J. Estrogen and progesterone receptors in meningiomas: review article. Clin Neurol Neurosurg 1986, 88:169-175.

[7] 7. Jacobs DH, McFarlane MJ, Holmes FF. Female patients with meningioma of the sphenoid ridge and additional primary neoplasms of the breast and genital tract. Cancer 1987, 60:3080-3082.

[8] 8. Metha D, Khatib K, Patel S. Carcinoma of the breast and meningioma. Cancer 1983, 51:1937-1940.

[9] 9. Michelsen JJ, New PFY. Brain tumor and pregnancy. J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1969, 32:305-307.

[10] 10. Plese JPP, Martins VR, Lopes MTP, Brentani MM. Arq Neuro-Psiquiat (São Paulo) 1985, 43:365-371.

[11] 11. Rubinstein AB. The association of carcinoma of the breast with meningioma. Surg Gynec Obtetr 1989, 169:334-336.

[12] 12. Schoenberg BS, Christine BW, Whisnant JP. Nervous system neoplasms and primary malignancies of other sites: the unique association between meningiomas and breast cancer. Neurology 1975, 25:705-712.

[13] 13. Smith FP, Slavik M, MacDonald JS. Association of breast cancer with meningiomas. Cancer 1978, 42:1992-1994.

[14] 14. Tilzer LL, Plapp, FV, Evans JP, Stone D, Alward K. Steroid receptor proteins in human meningiomas. Cancer 1982, 49:633-636.

[15] 15. Wara WM, Sheline JE, Neuman H. Radiation therapy of meningioma. Am J Roentgnol 1975, 123:453-458.