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Extracranial meningioma presenting as infratemporal fossa mass

A 38‐year‐old woman presented with left‐sided headache, facial pain, and left‐sided cheek swelling for 2 years. The headaches were recurrent and associated with blurring of vision and were worsened with chewing and cold exposure. The cheek swelling had an insidious and progressive onset. Associated left eye ptosis with exophthalmos was present. Microsurgical tumor excision was done using left transzygomatic and temporal approach. Histopathology of the infratemporal fossa mass lesion revealed meningioma (WHO Grade I) [Figure 1a‐c].