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Peduncular hallucinations associated with large posterior fossa meningiomas.

Peduncular hallucinosis may be observed in patients with thalamic or brain stem ischemia or hemorrhage, while it has been less often described in association with brain stem or cerebellar tumors. We report in this paper two cases associated with large posterior fossa meningiomas. In the first patient hallucinosis appeared preoperatively as a result of brain stem compression and ceased after the tumor removal. In the second patient hallucinosis occurred after the surgery, as a result of surgical trauma with local brain stem edema, and ceased 4 days after treatment with desamethasone and carbamazepine.

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