Spine neoplasms are classified based on their location as either extradural, intradural
extramedullary (IDEM), or intramedullary. This review will focus on intradural neoplasms …

The differential diagnosis of intradural spinal tumors is primarily based on location, but the
clinical presentation, age, and gender of the patient are also important factors in determining …

Defining the location of tumors and mass lesions of the spine in relation to the spinal cord
and the dura is of the utmost importance as certain types of lesions tend to occur in certain …

Among spinal tumors that occur intradurally, meningiomas, nerve sheath tumors,
ependymomas, and astrocytomas are the most common. While a spinal MRI is the state of …

Objectives: Discuss intramedullary, intradural/extramedullary, and extradural spinal tumors
including imaging characteristics with emphasis on MR and advances in treatment …

Intradural spinal tumours, although relatively uncommon, can be diagnostically challenging,
and often result in significant morbidity. They can be subdivided according to their cell of …

Spinal tumors are uncommon lesions but may cause significant morbidity in terms of limb
dysfunction. In establishing the differential diagnosis for a spinal lesion, location is the most …

Extramedullary intradural spinal tumors are rare. Less than 15% of all central nervous
system (CNS) tumors are spinal. Ninety percent of these patients are older than 20 years …

Spinal extradural (SE) tumors are uncommon lesions. However, patients with SE tumors
have high morbidity and mortality. Imaging plays an essential role in establishing a …

Background: The intradural extramedullary tumours of the spine are one of the commonest
tumours of the spine. Early diagnosis and surgical removal helps in best outcome. The …