Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2022.
World J Clin Cases. May 26, 2022; 10(15): 5025-5035
Published online May 26, 2022. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v10.i15.5025
Table 1 Clinical data from the published cases of neurocutaneous melanosis in adults
Ref.
Age (yr)/sex
CMN location
Neurological symptoms
Neurological tumor location
Hydrocephalus
Surgery
Pathology
Chemotherapy/radiotherapy
Follow-up
Frisoni et al[28]20/MBack, neck, trunkWeakness of right lower limbLeft ponsNoNoneUnknownNoneUnknown
Vadoud-Seyedi et al[29]50/FBack, neck, trunk, limbsDepression, intracranial hypertension for 4 moRight temporal lobeYesSTRMeningeal melanomaNone3 wk, death
Arunkumar et al[30]24/MFaceEpilepsy for 5 yrLeft frontal lobe, right sphenoidYesSTRMeningeal melanomaNone48 h, death
Peretti-Viton et al[31]19/MBack, hipIntracranial hypertension for 4 moLeft fronto- parietal temporal lobe, diffuseYesNoneMeningeal melanocytosisNone2 mo, death
Shinno et al[10]35/MSporadicIntracranial hypertension for 2 moRight fronto- temporal lobe, diffuseNoVPSMeningeal melanomatosisChemotherapy30 mo, death
de Andrade et al[32]21/FLower backEpilepsy started at the age of 7Bilateral temporal lobe, ponsNoNoneUnknownNone> 10 yr
Tartler et al[8]36/MLower back, hipEpilepsy for 1 yrLeft temporal lobeNoSTR, VPSMeningeal melanomaRadiotherapy, chemotherapyUnknown
Kang et al[15]29/MSporadicIntracranial hypertension for 3 yr, Dandy-Walker syndromeBilateral temporal lobeNoSTRMeningeal melanocytomaNoneUnknown
Kiecker et al[11]42/MHeadRight limb weakness, hemianopia, aphasia for 3 wkLeft temporal occipital lobeNoGTRMeningeal melanomaChemotherapy8 mo, relapse
Chute et al[33]43/MHead, trunk, limbsEpilepsy for 5 yrLeft temporal lobeNoNoneMeningeal melanomaNone5 yr, death
Zhang et al[34]25/MAbdomen, chest, backIntracranial hypertension for 4 moDiffuse, sulcusYesVPSMeningeal melanocytosisNone4 mo, death
Walbert et al[6]30/FSporadicEpilepsy for 5 yr, Dandy-Walker syndromeDiffuseYesVPS, GTRMeningeal melanomaRadiotherapy, chemotherapy> 12 mo
Ge et al[35]37/MLeft armIntracranial hypertension for 1 yrRight frontal parietal lobeNoSTRMeningeal melanomaNone8 d, death
Kurokawa et al[36]40/FTrunkLeft leg feels abnormal and weak for 2 yrT10 cordNoGTRMeningeal melanocytomaNone> 4 yr
Oliveira et al[37]29/FTrunkEpilepsy for 4 moDiffuseNoSTRMeningeal melanomatosisNone21 d, death
Matsumura et al[7]44/MTrunk, lower limbsEpilepsy, memory lossBrain and spine, diffuseYesNoneMeningeal melanomatosisChemotherapy6 mo, death
Bhatia et al[5]35/MTrunk, backIntracranial hypertension for 6 moBrain and spine, diffuseYesVPSMeningeal melanomatosisChemotherapyUnknown
Kolin et al[25]67/MTrunk, backEpilepsy for 6 moMeninges, diffuseYesNoneMeningeal melanomatosisRadiotherapyUnknown
Ma et al[16]34/FTrunk, abdomen, head, lower limbsIntracranial hypertension for 1 wkLeft temporal lobeNoGTRMeningeal melanomaNone22 mo, death
Alessandro et al[9]20/FSporadicEpilepsy for 18 moRight temporal lobe, diffuseYesVPSMeningeal melanocytosisChemotherapy1 mo, death
Present report41/FTrunk, back, neckIntracranial hypertension for 1 moLeft temporal lobeNoGTRMeningeal melanomaNone5 mo, death
Araújo et al[38]30/FBack, left thighImpaired vision, intracranial hypertension for 1 wkFrontal lobe, cervical vertebraeNoSTRMeningeal melanomaRadiotherapy7 mo, death
Table 2 KM curve
Age (yr)
Sex
Multifocla or diffuse
Hydrocephalus
Tumor resection
Chemotherapy
Radiotherapy
follow up (d)
Vital status
37MNoNoYesNoNo8Dead
50FNoYesYesNoNo21Dead
29FYesNoYesNoNo21Dead
20FYesYesNoYesNo30Dead
19MYesYesNoNoNo60Dead
25MYesYesNoNoNo120Dead
41FNoNoYesNoNo150Dead
44MYesYesNoYesNo182Dead
30FYesNoYesNoYes210Dead
42MNoNoYesYesNo240Alive
30FYesYesYesYesYes365Alive
34FNoNoYesNoNo660Dead
35MYesNoNoYesNo900Dead
40FNoNoYesNoNo1460Alive
21FYesNoNoNoNo1825Alive
43MNoNoNoNoNo1825Dead
Table 3 Log rank
Variables
P value
Sex0.669
Multifocal or diffuse0.752
Hydrocephalus0.086
Tumor resection0.788
Chemotherapy0.636
Radiotherapy0.614