2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jocn.2004.08.011
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Segmental costovertebral malformation associated with lipomyelomeningocoele

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“…It is established that, in mouse fetuses, environmental factors, such as alcohol exposure during pregnancy, cause exencephaly and axial skeletal malformations involving both vertebrae and ribs (Padmanabhan et al, 2002). Similarly in humans with NTDs, costovertebral malformations are observed in both sporadic cases (Naik et al, 1978) and specific conditions, for example, spondylocostal dysostosis (Duru et al, 1999;Nadkarni et al, 2005) and Gorlin syndrome (Roudgari et al, 2012). While hemivertebrae, vertebral fusion, sacral agenesis, and fused or absent ribs are widely reported, an ectopic rib arising within the spinal lipoma has not been described to our knowledge.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is established that, in mouse fetuses, environmental factors, such as alcohol exposure during pregnancy, cause exencephaly and axial skeletal malformations involving both vertebrae and ribs (Padmanabhan et al, 2002). Similarly in humans with NTDs, costovertebral malformations are observed in both sporadic cases (Naik et al, 1978) and specific conditions, for example, spondylocostal dysostosis (Duru et al, 1999;Nadkarni et al, 2005) and Gorlin syndrome (Roudgari et al, 2012). While hemivertebrae, vertebral fusion, sacral agenesis, and fused or absent ribs are widely reported, an ectopic rib arising within the spinal lipoma has not been described to our knowledge.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other associated anomalies include congenital heart defects, abdominal wall malformations, inguinal, umbilical and diaphragmatic hernias, urinary tract and renal malformations, anal atresia, upper limb anomalies, and spina bifida [7,12,13,14]. Less commonly, other skeletal malformations such as winged scapula, irregular clavicle, absent atlas, and hypoplastic humerus can be found.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Malformações raras incluem a medula espinhal bipartida tipo I (12) , a lipomielomeningocele (13) e a mielomeningocele intratorácica (14) . Muitos autores acreditam na hipótese de que a associação entre a disostose espôn-dilo-costal e os defeitos de fechamento do tubo neural possa estar relacionada à interação de diferentes genes, levando a um defeito precoce da gastrulação, que poderia progredir e depois envolver a neurulação primária e secundária (5,(11)(12)(13) . Entretanto, são necessárias mais evidências para que se confirme a existência dessa ligação etiológica.…”
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“…Vale lembrar, entretanto, que uma forma autossômica dominante (OMIM 122600) é relatada com pouca frequência (1,7,8) . A associação da disostose espôndilo-costal com defeitos de fechamento do tubo neural é descrita na literatura e muitos autores têm discutido uma possível ligação etiológica entre ambos (5,(9)(10)(11)(12)(13)(14) . O objetivo deste artigo foi salientar esta relação dos defeitos de fechamento do tubo neural com a disostose espôndilo-costal por meio da descrição dos casos de três pacientes avaliados em nosso Serviço, juntamente com uma revisão da literatura.…”
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