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Pathology and Treatment of Tethered Cord Syndrome with Lipoma

王宪刚, 周永德, 吉士俊, 赵国贵, 王常林

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Based on the relationship between the lipoma and the spinal cord in 23 cases with tethered cord syndrome (TCS), the lipomatous TCS was classified into three types, namely supra-, para-, and infra-conus medullars respectively. They can be differentiated by X-ray features and clinical symptoms. At operation, lipoma should be reseeted carefully avoiding cord injury;the freed spinal cord should be reduced upward to a maximum ;and the dura mater should be sutured neatly avoiding leakage. On patient with sensory loss, the skin incision should be carfully resected to avoid the delayed healing. Key words: Lipoma; Tethered cord syndrome; Spinal cord neoplasm

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Based on the relationship between the lipoma and the spinal cord in 23 cases with tethered cord syndrome (TCS), the lipomatous TCS was classified into three types, namely supra-, para-, and infra-conus medullars respectively. They can be differentiated by X-ray features and clinical symptoms. At operation, lipoma should be reseeted carefully avoiding cord injury;the freed spinal cord should be reduced upward to a maximum ;and the dura mater should be sutured neatly avoiding leakage. On patient with sensory loss, the skin incision should be carfully resected to avoid the delayed healing. Key words: Lipoma; Tethered cord syndrome; Spinal cord neoplasm

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Based on the relationship between the lipoma and the spinal cord in 23 cases with tethered cord syndrome (TCS), the lipomatous TCS was classified into three types, namely supra-, para-, and infra-conus medullars respectively. They can be differentiated by X-ray features and clinical symptoms. At operation, lipoma should be reseeted carefully avoiding cord injury;the freed spinal cord should be reduced upward to a maximum ;and the dura mater should be sutured neatly avoiding leakage. On patient with sensory loss, the skin incision should be carfully resected to avoid the delayed healing. Key words: Lipoma; Tethered cord syndrome; Spinal cord neoplasm

Key concepts: Lipoma, Medicine, Tethered Cord, Spinal cord, Cord, Anatomy, Surgery, Spinal cord injury

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