RADIOLOGIC AND HISTOPATHOLOGIC FINDINGS IN A RARE CASE OF COMPLEX OCCULT SPINAL DYSRAPHISM WITH ASSOCIATION OF A LUMBAR FIBROLIPOMA, NEURENTERIC CYST AND TETHERED CORD SYNDROME
M. Freund et al., RADIOLOGIC AND HISTOPATHOLOGIC FINDINGS IN A RARE CASE OF COMPLEX OCCULT SPINAL DYSRAPHISM WITH ASSOCIATION OF A LUMBAR FIBROLIPOMA, NEURENTERIC CYST AND TETHERED CORD SYNDROME, European radiology, 8(4), 1998, pp. 624-627
We present the case of a 60-year-old farmer who reported non-specific
back pains for the past 30 years. Increasing paralysis of the left leg
led to hospitalization. A complex occult spinal dysraphism comprising
a fibrolipoma of the conus medullaris, an neurenteric cyst, and a tet
hered cord syndrome was diagnosed and operated on. The radiological an
d histological findings are demonstrated.