Tumoren der Wirbelsäule einschließlich des epiduralen Spinalraums

Antoni, Nils

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-90739-5_2

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“…In most cases the tumour is a neurinoma that grows from the spinal canal outwards, but in several instances a malignant tumour developing in the thoracic or abdominal cavity may protrude within the spinal canal. (Antoni, 1931;Henschen, 1955;Russell and Rubinstein 1971). Such a tumour forms the subject of the ptesent paper.…”

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Leioblastoma, Developing as an Hour-Glass Tumour of the Spinal Canal

Vuia¹

1977

Minim Invasive Neurosurg

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The present paper describes a tumour that developed like an hour-glass tumour, both intraspinally at lumbar level and retroperitoneally. At operation the tumour was diagnosed as a malignant neurinoma. The structure of the tumour, studied by light and electron microscopy, as well as the subsequent evolution of the case, showed it to be a leiomyoblastoma with a retroperitoneal origin, that gradually infiltrated the nerve root (L1) up to the dura mater, epidural and subdural space, where it took on the appearance of a primary tumour of these formations. The author discusses the existence of the so-called primary intracranial rhabdomyosarcoma and its relationship with medullomyoblastoma.

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