Head and Neck TumorsHead and Neck TumorsОпухоли головы и шеи2222-14682411-4634Publishing House ABV Press4210.17650/2222-1468-2013-0-1-56-59CASE REPORTSКЛИНИЧЕСКИЕ СЛУЧАИSKULL BASE LEIOMYOSARCOMA METASTASIS MANIFESTING ITSELF AS OCCIPITAL CONDYLE SYNDROME. A CASE REPORTМЕТАСТАЗ ЛЕЙОМИОСАРКОМЫ В ОСНОВАНИЕ ЧЕРЕПА, ПРОЯВИВШИЙСЯ СИНДРОМОМ ЗАТЫЛОЧНОГО МЫЩЕЛКА. ОПИСАНИЕ СЛУЧАЯStepanyanM. A.СтепанянМ. А.
Russian Federation
mastepanyan@mail.ruCherekaevV. A.ЧерекаевВ. А.
Russian Federation
KadashevaA. B.КадашеваА. Б.
Russian Federation
RotinD. L.РотинД. Л.
Russian Federation
VetlovaE. R.ВетловаЕ. Р.
Russian Federation
Acad. N.N. Burdenko Neurosurgery Research Institute, Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, MoscowФГБУ «НИИ нейрохирургии им. акад. Н.Н. Бурденко» РАМН, Москва150420133156591604201516042015Copyright ©; 2013, Stepanyan M.A., Cherekaev V.A., Kadasheva A.B., Rotin D.L., Vetlova E.R.Copyright ©; 2013, Степанян М.А., Черекаев В.А., Кадашева А.Б., Ротин Д.Л., Ветлова Е.Р.2013Stepanyan M.A., Cherekaev V.A., Kadasheva A.B., Rotin D.L., Vetlova E.R.Степанян М.А., Черекаев В.А., Кадашева А.Б., Ротин Д.Л., Ветлова Е.Р.https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0https://ogsh.abvpress.ru/jour/article/view/42

 The occipital condyle syndrome (OCS) is a rare and little-known neurological syndrome pathognomonic of metastatic involvement of the occipital condyle. OCS is the first significant sign of secondary involvement of the atlantooccipital joint in patients with a history of cancer. The early detection of skull base metastases permits timely use of radiation treatments and avoidance of surgical interventions.

Синдром затылочного мыщелка (СЗМ) – редкий и малоизвестный неврологический синдром, патогномоничный для метастатического поражения мыщелка затылочной кости. У больных с онкологическим анамнезом появление СЗМ служит первым достоверным признаком вторичного поражения атланто-окципитального сочленения. Раннее выявление метастазов основания черепа позволяет своевременно применять лучевые методы лечения и избегать хирургических вмешательств.

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