Pediatric meningioma and seizures: A scoping review

Seizures are a recognized clinical feature in pediatric meningioma, occurring in approximately 36% of patients. They may present at diagnosis or emerge as a postoperative complication, with implications for long-term neurological outcomes. Surgical resection remains the standard of care for pediatric meningioma, and a greater extent of resection improves seizure outcomes. The role of post-resection ASMs and the relationship between seizures and molecular characteristics of pediatric meningioma warrants further investigation.