{"id":"7ffd48c6-2021-4aa0-9836-41dc9f6eb642","slug":"giant-arachnoid-cyst-in-adult-presented-with-secondary-epileptiform-activity","title":"Giant arachnoid cyst in adult presented with secondary epileptiform activity","authors":["Artem Stanishevskiy","Shamil Gizatullin","Denis Davydov"],"abstract":"Background: Current studies contain controversies regarding indications and preferable surgical techniques for arachnoid cysts. Case Description: In this paper we present case report of giant arachnoid cyst of right frontal lobe in young left-handed adult with headache, MRI sings of brain compression and epileptiform activity on EEG, treated by microsurgical cystostomy. Conclusion: We add a case of young adult with tension headaches and possible sub-clinical seizures due to arachnoid cyst, whose symptoms disappeared after surgical management of the cyst, including normalization of EEG.","thumbnailUrl":"https://sni-digital-videos.s3.amazonaws.com/articles/7ffd48c6-2021-4aa0-9836-41dc9f6eb642/featured/hero-1781562095185.png","publishDate":"2021-08-24T00:00:00.000Z","doi":"10.25259/SNI_617_2021","categories":["General Neurosurgery","Image Report"],"fullTextUrl":"https://surgicalneurologyint.com/api/articles/7ffd48c6-2021-4aa0-9836-41dc9f6eb642/pdf"}