… Deformities in the sacrococcygeal area present the highest rate of spinal cord anomalies (16). …
of intraspinal abnormalities, including the presence of Chiari malformation or syrinxes, …

… lumbar vertebral body in children. If an abnormality affects the nature of the spinal cord, such
as split cord malformation, … spinal cord is tethered [1, 14, 15]. This results in stretching of the …

… In general, LDM patients tend to have milder disability than patients with other forms of
dysraphic malformations such as split cord malformations and spinal cord lipomas. In Pang et al.’…

… We report a case of an infant with severe SSD and a disconnected spinal cord and spinal
column … The spinal column of L1–L3 was absent. The lower spinal segment consisted of neural …

… an excellent overview of the osseous abnormalities. Further evaluation of the osseous
anomalies as well as evaluation of the spinal cord and retroperitoneum is performed using MRI. …

… posterior fossa volume and its contents allow the cerebellar tonsils to project through the
foramen magnum, this review will use the term “Chiari anomaly” in preference to malformation. …

… spine. The embryonic origin of these neoplasms causes a … other congenital malformations
of the spine and spinal cord. … spinal cord tension syndrome and other spinal malformations. …

… tend to have spinal canal stenosis. We reported a case of congenital spinal canal stenosis
… (OLF) at the thoracolumbar and lumbar spine, which was treated by decompressive surgery. …

… Benign or incidental signs, congenital deformities, traumatic abnormalities, infectious …
with systemic illness are several types of spinal disease. In this review article, we take each of …

… 2.31 Chiari I malformation with cervical cord syrinx. Sagittal T1-weighted MR image
demonstrates CSF-intensity collections within an expanded cervical cord, consistent with a syrinx. …