… A rare case in which cartilage cells were observed in cerebrospinal fluid is reported and
the literature reviewed. This phenomenon, occurring in 0.2% of the cerebrospinal fluid …

… Sir, Cartilage cells can be seen rarely as contaminants in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Their …
, we report a recent case of CSF contamination by cartilage cells in a 31‑year‑old patient. …

… fluid was increased in dogs with intervertebral disc herniation… might leak into the cerebrospinal
fluid in association with … of neurofilament and nociceptin in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) after …

… These cells enter the CSF as a result of an injury to the cartilage of a vertebra caused by
the puncture needle. Usually, they show a typical appearance with an intensely red cytoplasm …

… The concentration of CD-RAP in human cerebrospinal fluid was measured by enzyme-linked
immunosorbent assay with antihuman CD-RAP antibodies. Cerebrospinal fluid samples …

… cerebrospinal fluid for the presence of cells provides useful information in many diseases of
the central nervous system. Cells introduced into the cerebrospinal fluid … , 8 or cartilage cells, …

… cells, hematopoietic cells and stroma cells. … cells, the marrow stromal cells have shown the
potential to differentiate into a variety of mesenchymal cell types, including bone, 2,3 cartilage, …

… which bone marrow stromal cells migrate through the cerebrospinal fluid to the desired site
… into muscle, cartilage, bone and adipose tissue. They also act as support cells by producing …

… The implanted cartilage was compared to the same type of cartilage just prepared by deep
… isogenous groups of cartilage cells (chondrones) of the hyaline cartilage becOme confluent. …

… implanted cartilage-ependyma, only ependymal cells were … cells. The narrow ependymal
tube present in the supernumerary tails consisted in a pseudostratified layer of ependymal cells …