A spinal intradural enterogenous cyst with well-differentiated muscularis propria
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Abstract
We report a case of a newborn presenting with severe compression of the spinal cord due to a large, solitary mass extending from C4 to T2. Neurosurgical exploration revealed a large intradural, extramedullary cystic lesion, compressing the spinal cord. Slowly progressive respiratory failure due to severe myelopathy led to the death of the child 19 days postpartum. At autopsy, a well-differentiated enterogenous cyst was found, the cyst wall containing gastric and esophageal type mucosa, and a bona fide muscularis propria. The gastrointestinal tract was completely normal. The possible developmental history of intradural enterogenous cysts is discussed.
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| Authors | H. ten Donkelaar;M. Willemsen;I. van der Heijden;T. Beems;P. Wesseling;H. ten Donkelaar;M. Willemsen;I. van der Heijden;T. Beems;P. Wesseling; |
| Journal | acta neuropathologica |
| Year | 1970 |
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doi:10.1007/s00401-002-0599-4
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