I just got the reports for my first year post-op MRI. First of all the good news: Dr. Akagami wrote to me that there is no evidence of the residual tumor that they had left on the nerve and that overall he is very pleased with the appearance. He recommended to have my next MRI in a year and a half from now. I was quite nervous about the results, so I am very relieved and happy with his report.
I also received the radiologist report. It mentions that there is a "small arachnoid cyst overlying the right frontal convexity". Obviously it has been there in all previous scans, but I don't ever remember a mention of this (obviously because they were focusing on the AN). I did a quick search and found out that it is a cyst containing CSF fluid. I don't recall ever reading about this on the forum, has anyone heard of these cysts? Would people with benign tumors be more prone to having such cysts too?
Marianna