What is the difference between meningioma and meningeal thickening?

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Meningoma is a benign tumor occurring in meningeal cells, and it is also an important tumor in orbit. Because of its high incidence rate, serious damage to vision, wide range of invasion, easy to spread to bone tube, bone fissures and bone walls. After surgery, recurrence and death are often recurred. Ophthalmologists and neurologist attach great importance to it. What is the difference between meningioma and meningeal thickening? Next, I'll tell you something.

What is the difference between meningioma and meningeal thickening?

Orbital meningiomas are divided into primary meningiomas in orbital tissue and secondary meningiomas spreading from intracranial or paranasal sinuses to orbit. It is worth noting that it is difficult to determine the primary location of some tumors. If the tumor occurs in the posterior periosteum of the external orbital wall, the greater wing of sphenoid bone and its connecting bone wall are found to be hypertrophic at the initial diagnosis. There are tumor tissues in the medial orbit and adjacent soft tissues of the medial cranium. This kind of lesion is often called sphenoid meningioma.

Meningitis is a disease in which the delicate meninges or meninges (the membrane between the skull and the brain) are infected. The disease is usually accompanied by bacterial or viral infections of any part of the body, such as ear, sinus or upper respiratory tract infections.

Bacterial meningitis is a very serious disease, which needs prompt treatment. If the treatment is not timely, it may die within a few hours or cause permanent brain damage. Viral meningitis is more serious, but most people can completely recover, a few left sequelae.

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