The lesion was hyperintense on T1-weighted imaging with homogenous enhancement. and a broad dural attachment to the planum sphenoidale. The planum sphenoidale meningioma. was successfully resected using a left pterional approach. The intraoperative and postoperative. courses were uneventful with a total recovery.
1 Yes, your vehicle is safe to drive, but you should have us check it out if the light remains illuminated. 2  Itâs also important to note that if both the ABS and Brake System warning lights come on at the same time while youâre driving, you should stop the vehicle as soon as itâs safe to do so and call for a tow.
When the brake lights will not come on, the first thing to check is the third-brake light. If it too is not working, the brake-light switch, a bad fuse or an unplugged harness is likely.A quick test is to try the emergency-flashers, on vehicles that use the brake lights as flashers. On vehicles where the flashers are separate from the brake lights, this will not apply.hen we use the turn signal switch, it cancels the brake light signal, on the side selected. If it did not, the lights would stay on and not flash. A bad turn-signal switch may interrupt the brake light circuit when it should not.