2017
DOI: 10.5505/ptd.2017.58219
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Spinal intramedullar cord abscess which developed as a result of congenital spinal dermal sinus

Abstract: Dermal sinus is a type of spina bifida occulta which develops as a result of incomplete separation of the cutaneous ectoderm from the underlying neural ectoderm. It generally has sacral location and may be accompanied by colour change, increased hairiness and sacral dimple. In half of cases the sinus may be associated with the spinal canal. Dermal sinus infection as a result of this may cause dramatic outcomes such as paraplegia and myelitis. The case is here presented of an 18-month old female infant who had … Show more

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