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DeWald, Christopher et al.: 2024 Spinal Deformities DOI: 10.1055/b-0044-203443
Section II-B Neuropathology

20 Congenital and Developmental Spinal Cord Abnormalities: Syringomyelia, Tethered Cord, Diastematomyelia, and Diplomyelia

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Herausgeber: DeWald, Christopher; DeWald, Ronald L.

Autoren: Ackshota, Nissim; Ahn, Nicholas U.; Alazzeh, Mohanad; Albert, Todd J.; Algattas, Hanna; An, Howard S.; Anari, Jason B.; Arlet, Vincent; Asher†, Marc A.; Belanger, Evan H.; Blakemore, Laurel C.; Blanke, Kathleen M.; Bondar, Kevin; Buchowski, Jacob M.; Bunch, Joshua T.; Burton, Douglas C.; Cahill, Patrick J.; Campbell, Robert; Carl, Allen L.; Caruso, Steven; Cerpa, Meghan; Charosky, Sebastien; Cognetti, Daniel J.; Crawford, Alvin H.; Crawford III, Charles H.; Cui, Shari; Daffner, Scott D.; Dede, Ozgur; Dekutoski, Mark B.; DeWald, Christopher J.; Dormans, John P.; Drayer, Nicholas J.; Drummond†, Denis S.; Emery, Sanford E.; Farcy, Jean-Pierre C.; Farrell, James P.; Fontes, Ricardo B. V.; Forsthoefel, Craig; Frost, Chelsea; Gaines, Robert W.; Gandhi, Sapan D.; Gehrchen, Martin; Glassman, Steven D.; Guiroy, Alfredo; Gupta, Munish C.; Ha, Alex S.; Hadeed, Michael M.; Haher, Thomas R.; Hamill, Christopher L.; Hamilton, D. Kojo; Hariharan, Arun R.; Harrop, James S.; Hashmi, Sohaib Z.; Hassanzadeh, Hamid; Heydemann, John A.; Horowitz, Jason A.; Howard, Roland; Hu, Ming-Hsiao; Hu, Serena S.; Hwang, Steven W.; Iyer, Sravisht; Jain, Amit; Jain, Viral V.; Janjua, M. Burhan; Jorgensen, Anton; Kang, Daniel G.; Kawakami, Noriaki; Kebaish, Khaled M.; Kelly, Michael P.; Kim, Han Jo; Labaran, Lawal A.; Lafage, Virginie; Laratta, Joseph L.; Lehman, Ronald A.; Lenke, Lawrence G.; Loder, Randall T.; Lonstein, John E.; Louie, Philip K.; Lubicky, John P.; Malik, Mohammad Saad; Marco, Rex A.W.; Mardjetko, Steven M.; Marrache, Majd; Maslak, Joseph P.; McCarthy, Michael H.; Melikian, Rojeh; Miller, Catherine; Min, Kan; Moquin, Ross R.; Morrison, Pamela R.; Mummaneni, Praveen V.; Nelson, Scott; Newton, Peter O.; Nolte, Michael T.; O’Brien†, Michael F.; Oetgen, Matthew E.; Ogilvie, James W.; Pannu, Tejbir S.; Petfield, Joseph L.; Riccio, Alexander R.; Roussouly, Pierre; Rymarczuk, George; Saifi, Comron; Salari, Pooria A.; Samdani, Amer F.; Sanders, James O.; Sarwark, John F.; Schwab, Frank J.; Sebaaly, Amer; Sengupta, Dilip K.; Shafi, Karim; Shah, Suken A.; Sheha, Evan D.; Shen, Francis H.; Shimer, Adam L.; Shtewe, Anan H.; Singla, Priyanka; Sponseller, Paul; Staub, Blake N.; Stricsek, Geoffrey P.; Sturm, Peter F.; Suk, Se-Il; Theologis, Alekos A.; Thompson, George H.; Thottempudi, Santan; Uribe, Juan S.; Vivas, Andrew C.; Wallace, Christopher S.; Witte, Zackery W.; Wood, Kirkham B.; York, Philip J.; Yu, Henry H.; Zebala, Lukas P.; Zhang, Bo; Zhao, Yiyu

Titel: Spinal Deformities

Untertitel: The Comprehensive Text

Print ISBN: 9781626233720; Online ISBN: 9781684203604; Buch-DOI: 10.1055/b000000246

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Fachgebiete: Neurochirurgie;Orthopädie- und Unfallchirurgie

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James W. Ogilvie

Abstract

Spinal cord dysraphism includes congenital disorders of the spinal cord that can develop altered neurologic function or spinal deformity. Dysraphisms such as syringomyelia, tether spinal cord, and diastematomyelia each presents with unique spinal cord findings and treatments. Neurologic consequences of these disorders include scoliosis, kyphosis, increasing neurologic deficits, sphincter incontinence, or pain. Magnetic resonance imaging is typically the best tool to identify these congenital spinal cord abnormalities as well as for developmental syringomyelia. Evaluation and consideration for treatment of these spinal cord abnormalities should always be done prior to surgery intended to alter the contour of the spine in a spinal deformity.

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spinal cord, dysraphism, congenital, syrinx, spinal cord tether
 
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