2023
DOI: 10.5272/jimab.2023294.5236
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An Uncommon Case of Filum Terminale Hemangioblastoma Non-Associated With Von Hippel – Lindau Disease

Todor Shamov,
Tihomir Eftimov,
Georgi K. Georgiev
et al.

Abstract: A 55-year-old man presented with low backache, paraesthesia, and spasticity of both lower limbs. He had urinary retention and constipation. Investigations revealed a vascular intradural cauda equina tumor. MRI scan demonstrated an enhancing mass at the third and fourth lumbar vertebral levels. There were multiple dilated and tortuous veins draining from both poles of the tumor. At surgery, we found a well-defined tumor with an orange hue and fleshy consistency was encountered arising from the filum terminale, … Show more

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