meningioma of the spinal cord versus the fourth thoracic vertebra

A successful precise surgery was performed to remove a benign meningioma from the spinal cord at the level of the fourth thoracic vertebra. Meningioma is a benign tumor that grows from the meningeal membranes surrounding the spinal cord.

Key Symptoms of the Condition:

• Chronic pain in chest and back area

• Numbness or tingling in limbs

• Gradual muscle weakness

• Difficulty in movement and walking

Goal of the Surgery:

• Complete removal of meningioma from spinal canal

• Relieving pressure on spinal cord

• Restoring normal neurological functions

• Preventing symptom progression and complications

Advantages of the Procedure:

• Use of surgical microscope for high precision

• Nerve function preservation techniques

• Detailed preoperative planning using MRI

Recovery and Follow-up Period:

• Specialized rehabilitation program post-surgery

• Gradual symptom improvement within first weeks

• Progressive return to daily activities within 4-6 weeks

• Periodic MRI follow-up scans