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BACKGROUND: Malignant change in vestibular schwannoma is rare and intracranial metastatic deposits have not been reported. CLINICAL PRESENTATION: radiosurgery (Elekta AB, Stockholm, Sweden) (GKRS) in 2006. She presents 10 years after GKRS with progressive neurological deterioration. Histopathologic analysis confirms a malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumour, WHO grade IV with subsequent metastatic spread to the left thalamus confirmed on biopsy. CONCLUSION: We report a rare case of a vestibular schwannoma metastasizing with histological confirmation. It also reminds us of malignant conversion of a benign vestibular schwannoma following GKRS and subsequent aggressive behaviour, with poor prognosis.
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