Intradural intramedullary dermoid cyst in a 42-year-old man at the L1-L2 region

Miller, Mark D.; Chahlavi, Ali

doi:10.1016/j.xnsj.2022.100124

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“…Because of multiple concurrences of spinal cord pathologies, it is usually expected to find several neurologic disturbances such as back pain, foot deformities, muscular atrophy, progressive weakness, extremity shortening, bowel bladder incontinence, paresthesia, paresis, reflex abnormalities, and gait disturbances. 6,7 Our patient complained of difficulty in walking along with a medial rotation of the right foot, and the right lower limb power was 4/5. However, there were no sensory or autonomic dysfunctions.…”

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Contiguous diastematomyelia with tethered cord, intradural extramedullary dermoid tumor, and lipomyelomeningocele: A unique case of spinal dysraphism

Ghimire,

Shrestha,

Shrestha

et al. 2024

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Key Clinical MessageDiastematomyelia, tethered cord, intradural extramedullary dermoid tumor and lipomyelomeningocele such disease entities themselves are rare in their own form and concurrent presentation of all those pathological states in a single individual can be considered one of the rarest forms of spinal dysraphism globally. Moreover for prompt management with optimal prognosis needs refined neurosurgical intervention guided by intraoperative neuromonitoring so as to bring about the best quality of life in the patient.

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