Though brain tumors and intracranial aneurysms co-exist, the occurrence of feeding artery aneurysms with meningiomas are unusual. We describe here a large falcine meningioma that was associated with three feeding… Click to show full abstract
Though brain tumors and intracranial aneurysms co-exist, the occurrence of feeding artery aneurysms with meningiomas are unusual. We describe here a large falcine meningioma that was associated with three feeding artery aneurysms of the anterior circulation. These aneurysms can be treated either by pre-operative endovascular therapy or during the meningioma surgery. The management strategy for these patients will depend on the clinical presentation, morphology and localization of these aneurysms with respect to the tumor.
               
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