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Diagnosis of intradural conus and cauda equina tumours.

P. M. Mathew, NV Todd

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Abstract

Tumours in the conus medullaris, the cauda equina and filum terminale are rare, and present a varied clinical picture. There is often a delay between onset of symptoms and diagnosis. However, in most cases, a detailed history and clinical examination will indicate further investigation.

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Tumours in the conus medullaris, the cauda equina and filum terminale are rare, and present a varied clinical picture. There is often a delay between onset of symptoms and diagnosis. However, in most cases, a detailed history and clinical examination will indicate further investigation.

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Tumours in the conus medullaris, the cauda equina and filum terminale are rare, and present a varied clinical picture. There is often a delay between onset of symptoms and diagnosis. However, in most cases, a detailed history and clinical examination will indicate further investigation.

Key concepts: Conus medullaris, Medicine, Cauda equina, Filum terminale, Conus, Cauda equina syndrome, Clinical history, Differential diagnosis

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