Quiste de Tarlov y disfunción vesical sintomática

Abstract

Tarlov cysts or perineural cyst are lesions of the nerve roots located at the sacral level and uncertain aetiology. Most of these cysts remain asymptomatic with no clinical relevance. The symptomatic cysts are uncommon and the usual symptoms are pain or radiculopathy. We report the case of a 53-year-old woman witha symptomatic cyst (with a history of frequency and urgency syndrom), that disappears after surgery.

Delayed Diagnosis of Cauda Eqina Syndrome with Perineural Cyst after Combined Spinal-Epidural Anesthesia in Hemodialysis Patient

“…Some authors reported that it is linked with the urinary incontinence occurrence [4,5]. In our hemodialysis case, cauda equine syndrome was not detected until she the patient reported a lack of sensation in the perianal area.…”

“…Most Tarlov cysts remain asymptomatic with no clinical relevance and the usual symptoms are pain or radiculopathy [1,3]. Some studies have reported cases of urinary incontinence [4,5]. This case was a dialysis patient who produced no urine, therefore cauda equina syndrome could not be detected by urinary incontinence.…”