Medicine · 2022
Post-traumatic brain injury glioma: Characteristics, report of 2 cases report and literature review.
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Chen Kui, Andrade-Barazarte Hugo, Liang Wenjia, Zhu Qingyun, Guo Haixing, Li Yanxin, Li Haichun, Qian Rongjun
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) as a pathogenetic factor in glioma remains controversial, and currently there is still no clear mechanism behind post-TBI glioma. Thus, we provide two case reports of post-TBI glioma contributing power to this research, and we provide a summary of the mechanisms of post-TBI glioma through literature review.
METHODS: We report two cases of brain gliomas that developed in the scar of a previous brain trauma. Both patients were male and both had suffered prior traumatic brain injuries (time interval 10-20 years), and postoperative pathological findings reported glioblastoma and WHO grade III glioma, respectively.
RESULTS: These two cases further support the association of between traumatic brain injury and gliomas development.
CONCLUSION: Although the epidemiological investigation between TBI and glioma is still controversial, there are still some important aspects here that can determine the possibility between TBI and gliomagenesis. Besides, we found that the reparative response of neural stem cells and the dysregulation of inflammatory cells are timportant theories of the mechanism of post-TBI glioma.
METHODS: We report two cases of brain gliomas that developed in the scar of a previous brain trauma. Both patients were male and both had suffered prior traumatic brain injuries (time interval 10-20 years), and postoperative pathological findings reported glioblastoma and WHO grade III glioma, respectively.
RESULTS: These two cases further support the association of between traumatic brain injury and gliomas development.
CONCLUSION: Although the epidemiological investigation between TBI and glioma is still controversial, there are still some important aspects here that can determine the possibility between TBI and gliomagenesis. Besides, we found that the reparative response of neural stem cells and the dysregulation of inflammatory cells are timportant theories of the mechanism of post-TBI glioma.