Immunoglobulin G4-related spinal pachymeningitis: A case report

Table 1 Reports from Journals related to immunoglobulin G4-related spinal pachymeningitis

Journal	Chief complaints	Underlying disease	Involved site	Treatment periods	Treatment	Ref.
			Brain involved
J Neurocrit Care	Seizure, headache	Hypertension, asthma	Right frontal area	10 days	Intra venous corticosteroid	Kim et al[22]
World J Clin Cases	Tingling, numbness, flickering movement in left lower extremity, headache	No specific findings	Interhemispheric fissure, left cerebral convexity	7 days	Intra venous steroid 5 days	Lv et al[23]
BMC Surg	Seizure, headache	Hypertension, diabetes mellitus	Superior sagittal sinus	14 days	Intra venous steroid, operative	Lin and Lai[24]
Immunol Res	Headache, bilateral lower extremity pain	No specific findings	Superior sagittal sinus	10 days	8 cycles of weekly rituximab and dexamethasone	Dong et al[9]
Intern Med	Headache, hearing impairment, frontal sinusitis	Lung cancer	Posterior fossa and bilateral posterior cerebral hemispheres	14 days	Intra venous steroid, rituximab	Mori et al[25]
J Clin Neurol	Headache	Interstitial lung disease	Right hemisphere	10 days	Intra venous steroid 5 days, rituximab 375 mg	Yim et al[26]
			Spine involved
Front Neurol	Back pain, dysuresia, lower extremity weakness	No specific findings	Thoracic 1-6	14 days	Intra venous steroid 5 days	Zhang et al[16]
Saudi Med J	Neck pain, right side weakness	Cervical spinal disease	Thoracic 1 with cord compression	14 days	Intra venous steroid 3 days, intra venous rituximab 2 weeks	Alrashdi[17]
World Neurosurg	Back pain, lower extremity dysesthesia, and weakness	Polycystic kidney disease, hyperlipidemia	Cervical 7-thoracic 5 epidural mass	14 days	Intra venous steroid 40 mg 5 days, thoracic 4-5 laminectomy, rituximab 4 weeks, steroid 2 months	Slade et al[18]
Neurol India	Lower limb weakness and paresthesia	No specific findings	Thoracic 3-5	14 days	Laminectomy, Intra venous steroid, azathioprine	Karthigeyan et al[19]