… Such studies resulted in a model of gastrulation that neurosurgeons have subsequently used
as a means of trying to explain some of the congenital anomalies of caudal spinal cord and …

… review of seven key issues relevant to pediatric onset of spinal cord damage not due to trauma,
or spinal cord … There is no internationally accepted term for spinal cord damage not due …

… in the current review were located in the central or dorsal part of the cervical spinal cord, …
a cause-and-effect relationship between the spinal cord malformations and the migration of the …

… where there is agenesis or dysgenesis of the spinal cord. This type of congenital malformations
is characterized by segments of abnormal vertebrae and underlying spinal cord but with …

… CT spinal angiography and conventional angiography are techniques used in the evaluation
of vascular malformations and spinal cord … the intrinsic abnormalities of the spinal cord [1,8]. …

… in terms of nomenclatures and classification of spinal anomalies. Congenital malformations
of spine and spinal cord are loosely referred to as ‘spinal dysraphisms’ which as a term is a …

… Beside this, we review the previously reported cases of adult spinal cord hamartoma
providing special emphasis on embryogenesis, associated congenital anomalies and surgical …

… True intramedullary epidermoid cysts (IECs) not associated with congenital anomalies or
previous spinal procedures are extremely rare. In a review of the literature since 1992, only 29 …

… Diastematomyelia: It is a split cord malformation characterized by splitting the spinal cord
into hemichords with variable separation lengths. Usually, the two hemichords are symmetric …

… The visualization of nerve roots traversing the dorsal subarachnoid space at the level of the
cord deformity helps to differentiate SCH from other pathologies posterior to cord displacing …