Spinal and spinal cord malformations are collectively named spinal dysraphisms. They arise
from defects occurring in the early embryological stages of gastrulation (weeks 2–3), primary …

Spinal cord development occurs through the three consecutive periods of gastrulation
(weeks 2-3), primary neurulation (weeks 3-4), and secondary neurulation (weeks 5-6) …

Spinal cord development occurs through three consecutive periods. Gastrulation (weeks 2–
3) is characterized by conversion of the embryonic disk from a bilaminar to a trilaminar …

Our purpose was to review the neuroradiological features of spinal dysraphism and to
correlate them with clinical findings and up-to-date embryological theory. We also aimed to …

Introduction 1 pinal dysraphism is a spec-trum of disorders defined by absent or incomplete
fusion of the midline bony elements and may include congenital spinal cord anomalies …

Objective Congenital abnormalities of the spine and spinal cord are referred to as spinal
dysraphisms. This article reviews normal embryological development of the spine and spinal …

Spinal dysraphisms (SDs) are congenital malformations of the spinal cord, determined by
derangement in the complex cascade of embryologic events involved in spinal …

Congenital malformations of spine and spinal cord are collectively termed as spinal
dysraphism. It includes a heterogeneous group of anomalies which result from faulty closure …

OBJECTIVE: To present the magnetic resonance imaging features, clinical findings, and
possible embryologic bases for nonterminal myelocystoceles, a distinct subset of closed …

Abstract Objects This study was conducted to investigate the frequency and type of
cutaneous stigmata in different forms of occult spinal dysraphism (OSD) and their correlation …