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The American Journal of Surgery, 1958
Abstract A case of benign angiolipoma of the left kidney in a fifty-four year old woman is reported. The clinical, urographic and operative findings suggested primary renal cell carcinoma rather than a renal growth of mesenchymal origin. Neither cerebral symptoms characteristic of tuberous sclerosis complex nor the classical cutaneous findings were ...
A, DE LA PENA, A C, USON, M, OLIVEROS
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Abstract A case of benign angiolipoma of the left kidney in a fifty-four year old woman is reported. The clinical, urographic and operative findings suggested primary renal cell carcinoma rather than a renal growth of mesenchymal origin. Neither cerebral symptoms characteristic of tuberous sclerosis complex nor the classical cutaneous findings were ...
A, DE LA PENA, A C, USON, M, OLIVEROS
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The Spine Journal, 2016
A 37-year-old female patient was referred to the hospital with pelvic pain and progressive lower limb weakness of 6 months’ duration. This weakness began during the final trimester of her pregnancy and had continued after the birth of her child. There was no associated sphincter disturbance.
David Glynn +4 more
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A 37-year-old female patient was referred to the hospital with pelvic pain and progressive lower limb weakness of 6 months’ duration. This weakness began during the final trimester of her pregnancy and had continued after the birth of her child. There was no associated sphincter disturbance.
David Glynn +4 more
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Infiltrating spinal angiolipoma
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2008Infiltrating angiolipomas are rarely encountered in the spine. We present a case involving a 71-year-old man with a dorsal epidural angiolipoma at the T5-T7 level. The tumor involved the T5-T6 vertebral bodies and left pedicle. The patient presented with acute paraparesis and MRI showed a homogeneously hyphointense lesion on T1-weighted images.
Han-Lin, Yen +2 more
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Surgical Neurology, 1986
Two cases of extradural spinal angiolipomas are reported. The literature is reviewed and the entity of extradural spinal angiolipoma proposed. A tumor of adulthood, unassociated with bony changes, it occurs mainly in the mid-dorsal spine. Paraparesis progresses over a period of 1-2 years and may wax and wane with pregnancy or body weight changes ...
F S, Haddad, A, Abla, C K, Allam
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Two cases of extradural spinal angiolipomas are reported. The literature is reviewed and the entity of extradural spinal angiolipoma proposed. A tumor of adulthood, unassociated with bony changes, it occurs mainly in the mid-dorsal spine. Paraparesis progresses over a period of 1-2 years and may wax and wane with pregnancy or body weight changes ...
F S, Haddad, A, Abla, C K, Allam
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Spinal intramedullary angiolipoma
Child's Nervous System, 1996We report the case of a young patient with a thoracolumbar (T11-L3) intramedullary angiolipoma. Total removal of the tumor was possible and after operation the patient's neurological condition greatly improved. Only two previous cases of intramedullary angiolipomas have been reported, and in neither could the lesion be wholly removed.
G, Maggi +5 more
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Acta Neurochirurgica, 1981
A case report of a woman with spinal angiolipoma is presented, and it is stressed that spinal angiolipoma and spinal lipoma are two different clinicopathological entities which should be clearly distinguished.
T, Miki +4 more
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A case report of a woman with spinal angiolipoma is presented, and it is stressed that spinal angiolipoma and spinal lipoma are two different clinicopathological entities which should be clearly distinguished.
T, Miki +4 more
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