Abstract
İntrakranial dermoid kistler nadir görülen, selim, yavaş büyüyen ektodermal hücrelerin inklüzyonlarından
köken alan lezyonlardır. Genellikle asemptomatiktirler; semptomatik olduklarında
rüptüre olurlar. Bu durumda kafaiçi basınç artışına, hidrosefaliye, aseptik menenjite ve
epilepsiye yol açabilirler.
Uzun zamandır olan ancak son 2 aydır sabahları daha belirgin olmak üzere günün her saatinde
de devam eden sıkıştırıcı tarzda, bulantı-kusmanın ve otonom bulgularının eşlik etmediği,
aura ve foto-fonofobinin olmadığı atipik baş ağrısı tarif eden 17 yaşında bayan hasta Nöroloji
polikliniğine başvurdu. Yapılan nörolojik muayenede fundusta venöz dolgunluk dışında patoloji
saptanmadı. Atipik baş ağrısı olan hastaya sekonder baş ağrısı nedeniyle beyin bilgisayarlı
tomografisi çekildi ve dermoid kiste bağlı hidrosefali bulguları saptandı.
Nadir olarak görülen ve görüldüğünde rüptürle sonuçlanan atipik baş ağrısıyla presente 17
yaşındaki bayan hastayı sunmayı değer bulduk.
Anahtar Sözcu¨kler: Dermoid Kist; Hidrosefali; Baş ağrısı; Frontal lob
ABSTRACT
Intracranial dermoid cysts are rarely seen, benign and slowly growing lessions origining from
ectodermal cells. Although they usually behave asymptomatic, often rupture is seen when
they become sympthomatic resulting with an increase in intracranial pressure, hydrosephalus,
aseptic menengitis and epilepsy.
A 17 year old female applied to the neurology department with an atypical headache without
a photo-phonofobia and aura. The patient had suffered from this headache for a very long
time but for the last two months headache had become more evident all day long especially
in the morning hours turning out to be more tensive during this period, and autonom findings,
vomiting and nausea was not accompanying to headache. In the physical examination, no
pathology were determined except venous distension in fundus. A cranial computerized
tomography was applied to the patient suffering from atypic headache due to the secondary
headache causes, and a hydrocephalus resulting from a dermoid cyst was determied.
We aimed to present a case of a dermoid cyst, which is rareley seen and have a high risk of
rupture when becoming symptomatic, causing an atypic headache in a 17 year old female
patient.
Keywords: Dermoid Cyst; Hydrocephalus; Headache; Frontal Lobe
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Abstract
References
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| Journal Section | Case Report |
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| Publication Date | December 13, 2017 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2017 Volume: 7 Issue: 4 |