… in 1994; the operation revealed spinal cord herniation via a ventral dural defect of 10-mm
length and 5-mm width. Careful repositioning of the herniated cord and direct suturing of the …

… Spontaneous spinal cord herniation is a rare cause of progressive myelopathy. There are
12 cases recorded in the English literature. Table 1 shows the findings in each case. …

… All 17 spontaneous cases and five of the seven … directed spinal cord herniations at the
thoracolumbar level. Our cases 3 and 4 represent the initial reports of dorsally directed herniations …

… We describe the management of a patient with spontaneous spinal cord herniation that
presented … and urinary incontinence because of recurrence of the herniation at the same level. …

… In summary, idiopathic or spontaneous spinal cord herniation is a rare entity that is being
increasingly recognized and reported. It presents in the middle aged adult as Brown-Séquard …

… correct the herniation and consequent spinal cord compromise. … spinal cord herniation
without surgical intervention. This report details the first case of the resolution of spinal cord hernia…

… MRI and CT myelogram showed a ventrally displaced spinal cord at level T6-T7 and
expansion of the posterior subarachnoid space. Through a laminectomy, a spinal cord herniation …

… of patients with spontaneous thoracic spinal cord herniation consists of … spinal cord herniation
presented with such a sensory deficit. Ventral displacement of the thoracic spinal cord is …

… The extradural fluid collection associated with the spinal cord herniation described in this
report and in the literature appears to be a type I cyst and probably represents a congenital …

… is a pathological condition in which the spinal cord is displaced … Spontaneous spinal cord
herniation is extremely rare, with … with spontaneous herniation of the mid-thoracic spinal cord …