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Spinal cord herniation with characteristic bone change: a case reportSpinal cord herniation with characteristic bone change: a case report |
"/Imai, Tasuku/"Imai, Tasuku ,
"/Nakane, Yukimi/"Nakane, Yukimi ,
"/Tachibana, Eiji/"Tachibana, Eiji ,
"/Ogura, Koichiro/"Ogura, Koichiro
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520 , 2015-08 , Nagoya University Graduate School of Medicine, School of Medicine
ISSN:0027-7622
内容記述
Spinal cord herniation (SCH) is a rare disease characterized by herniation of the thoracic spinal cord through an anterior dural defect, presenting with progressive myelopathy. A case of a 69-year-old woman who presented with Brown-Sequard syndrome and a bone defect, in which an osteophyte created a hemisphere-like cavity with spinal cord herniation, is presented. The strangled spinal cord was released, and the defect was closed microsurgically using an artificial dural patch to prevent re-herniation. Postoperatively, the patient experienced gradual improvement in neurologic function. The SCH mechanism and surgical strategy are discussed.
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