Taiwanese journal of obstetrics & gynecology · 2025
Malignant brain tumor in early pregnancy mistaken for hyperemesis gravidarum.
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Abe Naoki, Goto Maki, Kira Sachino, Matsuno Mariko, Hayashi Sotaro, Oda Miho, Lee Lifa, To Yoko, Nishiyama Satoshi, Tsujioka Hiroshi
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OBJECTIVES: The main objective of this case report is to discuss the differentiation between hyperemesis gravidarum and a brain tumor in the presence of hyperemesis symptoms in the first trimester of pregnancy.
CASE REPORT: A patient was initially diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum in early pregnancy and was hospitalized. After hospitalization, cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral hernia due to convulsions occurred. Magnetic resonance imaging showed a brain tumor. She underwent a craniotomy and then an artificial abortion. Despite treatment with radiation and chemotherapy, she died 9 months later.
CONCLUSION: Differentiating between hyperemesis gravidarum and a brain tumor based on a physical examination alone is difficult. Imaging should be performed when exacerbation of consciousness with suspected intracranial organic disease occurs.
CASE REPORT: A patient was initially diagnosed with hyperemesis gravidarum in early pregnancy and was hospitalized. After hospitalization, cerebral hemorrhage and cerebral hernia due to convulsions occurred. Magnetic resonance imaging showed a brain tumor. She underwent a craniotomy and then an artificial abortion. Despite treatment with radiation and chemotherapy, she died 9 months later.
CONCLUSION: Differentiating between hyperemesis gravidarum and a brain tumor based on a physical examination alone is difficult. Imaging should be performed when exacerbation of consciousness with suspected intracranial organic disease occurs.